This is objectively wrong.

You can't get a gutter ball if you put up the rails in a bowling lane. Rust's memory safety is the rails here.

You might get different "bad code" from AI, but if it can self-validate that some code it spits out has memory management issues at compile time, it helps the development. Same as with a human.

> You can't get a gutter ball if you put up the rails in a bowling lane.

Sure you can. It's difficult, and takes skill, but it can be done.