The argument that LLMs will enable "super powered" malware and that existing security solutions won't be able to keep up, is completely overblown. I see 0 evidence of this being possible with the current incarnation of "AI" or LLMs.
"Vide coded" malware will be easier to detect if the people creating it don't understand what the code is actually doing and will result in incredible amount of OpSec fails when the malware actually hits the target systems.
I do agree that "vide coding" will accelerate malware development and generally increase the amount of attacks to orgs. However if you're already applying bog-standard security practices like defense in depth, you shouldn't be concerned about this. If anything, you might want to start thinking about SOC automations in order to reduce alert fatigue.
Stay far away from anyone trying to sell you products to defend against "AI enabled malware". As of right now it's 100% snake oil.
Also, this is probably one of the cringiest articles on the subject I've ever read and is only meant to spread FUD.
I do find the banner video extremely entertaining however.