Why is the "threshold" argument never the first thing mentioned? Do you not understand what I'm saying here? Can you explain why the "code slop" argument is _always_ the first thing that people mention, without discussing this threshold?

Every post like this has a tone like they are describing a new phenomenon caused by AI, but it's just a normal professional code quality problem that has always existed.

Consider the difference between these two:

1. AI allows programmers to write sloppy code and commit things without fully checking/testing their code

2. AI greatly increases the speed at which code can be generated, but doesn't nearly improve as much the speed of reviewing code, so we're making software harder to verify

The second is a more accurate picture of what's happening, but comes off much less sensational in a social media post. When people post the 1st example, I discredit them immediately for trying to fear-monger and bait engagement rather than discussing the real problems with AI programming and how to prevent/solve them.