Always?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slop_(clothing)

In 16th- to 19th-century Europe and North America, the slop trade was the manufacture and sale of slop, cheap ready-made clothing

By semantic change, "slop", which had once related to the procurement of naval clothing, was applied generally to ready-made garments. By a further semantic change during the 19th century, "slop" became a term applied to all clothing that was not skillfully tailor-made for the customer: so might refer to machine-cut and machine-stitched garments, those made by apprentices or those less skilled, and those sold second-hand. The connotation of low quality carried over to boots, and furniture.

Words do change over time.

TIL, thanks. I'll edit accordingly.

cog suckers

Well, I've never heard that before, but I'm definitely stealing it.

Well yeah. I'm pretty sure generative AI is not capable of generating anything original.

(edit: stupid writing mistakes)

Do i understand you correct that you expect humanity to at one point no longer use machine learning and/or generative models?

Because I'd be honestly interested in the train of thought leading to that - I can't imagine it.

The corporate machine drying up, sure - but removing use? No idea.

As evidenced by at least one person implying my original message was slop because they disliked it. I said AI without adding the appropriate curse words with it, so it's my own fault i guess.

I can still see a positive transformation of the word slop over time. Many slurs have been adopted in the past and turned on their head. I belive it is called reappropriation.