Like these sites simply look good, and if they had been built before AI people would have loved them.
One-shot websites from all the LLMs over the past 12 months (at the very least GPT, claude, glm, qwen based on my own experience) always add these stupid things. All you have to do is tell it to not include 2 digit section numbers in eyebrow text, and it'll stop instantly, but the people making these low effort sites just don't care.
It makes me dislike whatever they're trying to "sell" (literally or metaphorically). I wish people who wanted to be "creative" would you know... be creative, not just "push button, machine go brrr" which is what half this stuff spits out. Template, generic, no individuality. Hyper "professional" looking (but just "cool" enough to not be completely corporate).
On the other hand some of these look better and are more responsive than older sites that were definitely fuglier, klunky and less responsive. It feels like there's a middle ground, which I think is where good designer comes into play.
I have built a few better sites after AI generates the shell. The colors and styling need about a dozen human interactions to get something passable as human created.
And it really gives me the ick when I see websites about things like game modding projects and they're full of AI linkedin-speak. I feel like if you were excited about building a mod for a game you wouldn't need AI to describe it for you, or write the announcements/reddit posts trying to reach out to the community.
Just safer that way. You don't want to get the AI on you.