Nick Cammarata says AI code can do 97% of the job but still needs human judgment
morqon · x · 2026-07-27
A repost of Nick Cammarata’s take on “slop coding”: AI-generated code can already cover 97% of the job, yet still be useless without human judgment. The real value may lie less in the code itself and more in the real-world data and experience you get from using it.
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