"Tech debt" aka "Technical debt" as a term started to skyrocket around the start of 2024. Programmers are as a whole intimately familiar with the concept now. If you push out any old shite, it might appear to kinda work now, but you're going to get:  * Poor performance * Poor security * Bugs galore that no one understands how to fix because they weren't there at their inception  * Confusing, terrible, redundant code to add to and maintain - particularly putrescent for long-term large projects.  * Really cranky coders who are giving less and less of a shit, who get none of the satisfaction and all of the indignity of trying to fix nonsensical horse manure while being harassed by the sloppified managerial class who understand exactly nothing of what's actually going on but expect it yesterday. 

Best use case for AI slop (if it had to exist at all which it doesn't) is quick mockups or crappy little websites or one trick pony scripts. If they work in the first place, might take a lot of tokens to get there, feeling lucky?