> The quality of the code is irrelevant, Until it needs to be maintained, or has weird bugs. > As long as the output gives you what you need, the code quality

> The quality of the code is irrelevant, Until it needs to be maintained, or has weird bugs. > As long as the output gives you what you need, the code quality ultimately is an efficiency play. But as AI coding improves, it can refactor itself, so it's a short-term problem. Not sure how this is going to work on large codebases.