One interesting possibility I've seen discussed[0] is enhancing the static analysis tools to find bug shapes that LLMs originally discover. There's no doubt static analysis tools are faster and cheaper, so they scale better to huge codebases and may allow generalizing the LLM's methods.
It is misinformation because it elides the context: white guys got virtually all the mentoring already, represented the absolute majority of core developers, held all the power in steering the language, etc.
So what he's saying is: my personal efforts focus on helping those that currently don't get help, don't have a voice. White man are doing fine already, they can forget getting direct help from me because they, as a group, don't need it.
So yeah, you can be upset that he's not offering to help those who, as a group, already have a path to getting into Python. Says a lot more about you though.
[0] https://lwn.net/Articles/1068968/