Indeed, it could be a number of reasons: - Making code more accessible mean people with lower skills can contribute. - Increased in productivity increased exp

Indeed, it could be a number of reasons: - Making code more accessible mean people with lower skills can contribute. - Increased in productivity increased expectations for deadlines and so there is less time for quality. - 2023 was a year with lower code quality on average for everybody. - Easier code to produce meant more code produced, and maybe it dwarfed the absolute amount of quality code, giving this impression, while the relative amount didn't change but we don't have their way of measuring good code. Etc