We're stuck in a loop because you're flip flopping between two positions.
You started off by comparing LLM output to compiler output, which I pointed out is a false equivalence because LLMs aren't as deterministic as compilers.
Then you switched to comparing LLMs to humans, which I'm fine with, but then LLMs must be expected to produce maintainable code just like humans.
Now you're going back to the original premise that LLM output is comparable to compiler output, thus completing the loop.
You started off by comparing LLM output to compiler output, which I pointed out is a false equivalence because LLMs aren't as deterministic as compilers.
Then you switched to comparing LLMs to humans, which I'm fine with, but then LLMs must be expected to produce maintainable code just like humans.
Now you're going back to the original premise that LLM output is comparable to compiler output, thus completing the loop.