@nprofile1q... @nprofile1q... I feel the important bit is that it transfers the onus from Tovards to the contributors.
Ethical and environmental questions aside¹, the problem with LLM's is users who outsource their thinking, leaving others to verify usability. As verification is 90% of the work, the end-result is glorifying those who offload their work not just LLM's, but their colleagues.
Now if the code is bad (and LLM code usually is), it's the coder who's bad.
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¹ which I don't belittle.