This is very bad advice. Lots of nontrivial things aren't automatically compatible with the latest Python minor version. PyTorch for instance doesn't support Python 3.10 and it's been five months since the stable release (ten months since the first beta). For anything nontrivial, you almost always want to specify a minor Python version.
It’s non-optimal advice because PyTorch is not the only library that runs into problems like this, because Python does not follow semver. You should pin to an X.Y release, and let .Z releases update automatically (which is where your security updates fall)
