If it did: Would it have incentives not to let us know about it?

The idea of an LLM writing flawless code every time can sound daunting — almost unsettling. But if we look at history, every great leap forward, like the iPhone transforming communication, initially caused both excitement and anxiety. In reality, such changes tend to elevate human potential rather than diminish it. With the right structures — guidance, standardization, and regulatory frameworks — these tools can dramatically enhance quality of life. Fear often acts as a self-imposed wall, but progress usually shows us that adaptation opens more doors than it closes.

There is no such thing as perfect code, there is code that fills its purpose and there is code that does not fill its purpose.

Top LLMs, even ones that run at home are putting out great code.

But what is "perfect code"? Lets even say they provide perfect code. What is perfect implementation? What is perfect architecture?

I do imagine Scotty in the year 2425 actually does nothing but asks an LLM for the solution and the LLM pretty much just does that.

But it's going to be a very long time until we get any such capability.