And that software is build by some of the highest paid software engineers on the planet with full access to all the LLM compute in the world.
Big, feature rich, built in quick iterations - but also, in particular if you look under the hood, of extremely poor quality if measured by traditional software engineering standards (code structure as exemplified by the leaked Claude Code source code, resource usage, "buggyness" etc.).
Toxic corporate culture can go a long way to self-sabotage.
I think the "maturity and humility" phase of the LLM hype cycle is probably still 2-3 years into the future.
And that phase probably comes immediately after the "LLMs overinvestments have caused a massive global recession".
Now look at what software they make. It speaks for itself.