This post is so full of simplications and manicheisms that it leaves out almost all nuanced situations and complex uses of LLMs suited to different scenarios... In sum, just another example of anti-AI human slop... :-/ This is just one of the few things that I don't really like with Mastodon. There seems to be too much anti-AI human slop.Surely by now we should all be very well aware of the limitations of LLMs and how these can be easily solved if we're not lazy to accomplish something of way higher quality in a much faster way than it otherwise would be possible. Alas, that seems not to be the case because there seems to be always someone that is against the right to use whichever tools we want to use if the quality of the final output is not affected. i guess the idea of freedom must be a bit strange to them... "Instead of letting the world choose for you, I believe that each open source project is now facing a strong choice that has to be made urgently. Accept AI-generated contributions or not.This is not easy.Both choices will alienate some part of the community and some key contributors. That’s sad, but a project cannot please everyone.Now, contributors may argue whether pro-vibecode or anti-slop is better from a philosophical, ethical or pragmatic point of view. Nobody can decide what is best for a project but its key community members."ploum.net/2026-10-01-pascal_wa#AI #GenerativeAI #LLMs #OpenSource #FLOSS #Programming #SoftwareDevelopment