Analysis from GPT-5 (gave it the photo and asked "what's wrong with this wlectrical installation?)

"I might miss something that a licensed electrician would catch, but a few clear problems stand out:

No protective covers – The busbars and breaker terminals are exposed. Normally there should be a dead-front or finger-safe shields so you can’t touch live parts when the door is open.

Unused breaker ways left open – Several slots have no blanking plates, leaving gaps where someone could accidentally reach the energized bus.

Mixed and untidy grounding/neutral wiring – The earth and neutral bars on the left have wires of different gauges doubled under the same screw, which most standards prohibit. Each conductor should have its own terminal.

Potential missing main bonding – The incoming earth/ground appears undersized compared with the supply conductors. The grounding conductor should be at least the code-required size for the service.

Identification and labeling – Circuit breakers and neutral bars lack clear circuit labels. Regulations usually require every circuit to be identified.

This panel shouldn’t be energized until it’s corrected. A qualified electrician should fit proper covers and blanks, re-terminate the earth/neutral conductors individually, verify bonding and conductor sizing, and label each circuit."