Researchers have introduced ForwardFlow, a novel approach to statistical inference that leverages deep learning for simulation-only analysis of parametric models. This method utilizes normalizing flows to simulate data from a prior distribution, facilitating the composition of two deep neural networks: a summary network that learns a sufficient statistic for the parameter, and a normalizing flow that approximates the target distribution conditional on the summary network. The ForwardFlow framework enables efficient simulation and inference without requiring explicit likelihood functions1. This advancement has significant implications for fields that rely heavily on statistical modeling, such as cybersecurity and data science. As AI continues to drive innovation in these areas, it is essential for practitioners to stay informed about the latest developments and their potential applications. The ability to perform statistical inference using simulation-only frameworks can greatly impact the accuracy and efficiency of various applications, so understanding the capabilities and limitations of ForwardFlow is crucial for informed decision-making.