Holy it's not X it's Y Batman! From early in the piece:
---
It’s not bold. It’s backwards. It’s like asking someone to buy a car they’re only allowed to sit in while it’s parked.
The result is predictable: AI becomes something people talk about more than they use. The excitement is real, but the integration is superficial. The potential is enormous, but the pathways to realizing it are blocked. The technology is ready, but the architecture is not.
You could do exactly the "triage immediately, fix, deploy" process that the author describes before LLMs. Most places didn't, but that doesn't make it "the result of integrating AI".
What's next, "Chemist Claims Tooth Fairy Actually Bose Condensate"?