Dev take: AI's million-lines-a-day code is slop, public perception lags
BLUECOW009 · x · 2026-09-20
BLUECOW009 argues that while non-devs may be amazed by models generating millions of lines of code a day, developers recognize it as mostly slop, and wonders when public perception will catch up to the reality that "AI is dumb."
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