An AI Created an Audio and Video Equalizer in C++ for Byte-by-Byte Streaming

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A developer asks Claude to make something most Sr. DSP Audio Engineers struggle with.
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I requested Claude to devise a solution for one of the most challenging issues that Audio DSP engineers often get wrong, which is quite difficult for humans to tackle. The prompt was to create an example of an equalizer in C++ that takes the pinout of an infotainment board and applies ser/des (serialization/deserelization) principles to sync byte by byte in near real time audio streams and video coming from difference channels. Utilize bitwise operators, io threading, and memory buffering as well as do this example in the least amount of lines of code as possible.