Viral Slide from Lenny's Summit: Most AI Slop Has Never Survived a Design Crit
floguo · x · 2026-09-11
A slide from @lilldill at the Lenny's Podcast Summit, shared by kaz, struck a chord: most AI-generated software has never endured a real design crit — and it shows. The takeaway is that AI output quality hinges on applying the same rigor of human design review to what models generate.
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