That's fantastic IMHO, it guarantees competent engineers decades of work to fix all the bad code deployed, eventually. Let's not even get started on performance optimization jobs.
Do you really want to spend half of your conscious time every work day reviewing and fixing AI slop, though?
It might be a way to collect the paycheck if that's the only thing you care about. But for people who want to find at least some enjoyment in what they do, it's a shortcut to hell.
