The same applies to the genuine article too though.
And that’s the problem. At least if the vibe-coded thing is open-source you can look at the code (or in all likelihood just have another LLM skimp over the code it to check for intentional malware if it’s too much slop but that’s still much better than nothing)
What safety warnings?
It’s vibe coded, who knows what else it’s doing?
The same applies to the genuine article too though.
And that’s the problem. At least if the vibe-coded thing is open-source you can look at the code (or in all likelihood just have another LLM skimp over the code it to check for intentional malware if it’s too much slop but that’s still much better than nothing)
‘That transmission, Mother’s deciphered part of it. It doesn’t look like an SOS, it looks like a warning’.
Oh, totes agree!