AI Code Was Dismissed as Slop a Year Ago; Now It May Redefine Good Software
kevinnbass · x · 2026-10-11
The author recalls that a year and a half ago many claimed AI would never produce good software, calling it "slop." He argues the real outcome will be different: AI will reveal, for the first time, what good software actually looks like.
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