Rice-Shapiro theorem in formal computational theory states the impossibility of implementing AI to check the correctness of arbitrary programs.
These proofs set hard limits on the accuracy of AI analysis of software in any context.
Rice-Shapiro and related proofs are considered valid and correct, unlikely to be surpassed by newer proofs in the future.
The assertion is made that even the most advanced AI cannot replace programmers due to the fundamental limitation in understanding arbitrary programs' correctness.