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"According to the study, AI still struggles with several crucial facets of coding: sweeping scopes involving huge codebases, the extended context lengths of millions of lines of code, higher levels of logical complexity, and long-horizon or long-term planning about the structure and design of code to maintain code quality."

uhhh, not sure even the best people or teams are very good at this either. Condemning AI for not being capable of something we're not capable of, ok...

“If it takes longer to explain to the system all the things you want to do and all the details of what you want to do, then all you have is just programming by another name.”

This is called the specification process, which hopefully is already occurring today.

There's so much self-serving bias in articles like this, as well as the comments on HN, Reddit, etc. It's good to critique AI, but that self-serving line is frequently crossed by many people.