Wild catch. This highlights just how critical precise dependency vetting is for core database engines.

Sue them for defamation.

Seriously, the hubris on these "AI" sloppy clowns needs consequences. =3

Underrated wisdom here

In the mean time, my very real vulnerability reports are not even acknowledged because maintainers are busy handling this kind of nonsense.

The irony of writing an article about slop reports and then defacing it with a giant unrelated slop image at the top.

imagine being a maintainer and having to write "this code does not exist" in a CVE response

can anyone explain what value does the ai slop image at the top add to this blog post?

The duality of LLMs is real. On one hand, they are solving unsolved math problems, on the other hand they get fooled by the strawberry test or the car wash test.

We see this all the time on reddit and HN, where some users are building crazy things with LLM and others are swearing by how useless LLMs are. Some people claim SWE will be dead in a few years, and others are claiming the AI bubble is going to burst anytime now.

There should be some sort of defamation lawsuit possible when people publicly publish trash repos or reports like this. If you were writing a competing product in a safe language you’d love to see such FUD.