I don’t know why anyone should take your post seriously when you say that AI isn’t there yet. You’re saying, purely hypothetically, that AI could do these things, if it existed, which it doesn’t. That can’t be argued against because no matter what anyone points to, you can just say that isn’t it.

But, like, your basic premise that machines would be the best programmers of machines is inherently flawed because humans created those machines, and thus it should actually stand that humans would thus be the best programmers of those machines. But that’s a reductive argument that kinda is more tell than show.

Programming is really just some layer of abstraction on modifying how a computer works, so vibecoding should really be just another layer to that abstraction. But as it stands now (and how we have specifically created our current LLMs), these outputs are not deterministic, and thus sort of fail as a means to program with. That’s one of dozens of reasons of why it fails as a programming substitute.