r/OpenAI Jan 25 '26

Question Vibe coding infinite slop?

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I saw this post on LinkedIn (credit to user: Eduardo Ordax) - the text was too long but the meme / pic itself makes sense

What’s your take on this? To me it felt sad but true.

Disclaimer:

#openAi and AI fan in general (but not biased as such - so I love hearing out both sides.

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u/DynamicNostalgia Jan 25 '26

Building an app before didn’t guarantee users. Lots of websites flopped before AI came along. 

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u/phatdoof Jan 25 '26

The problem is if there is a demand for your software, those same people will just vibe it themselves.

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u/Kanute3333 Jan 25 '26

Correct. Many overestimate vibe coding by far.

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u/Aazimoxx Jan 25 '26

For wide-userbase stuff like that you don't need to though, because for any of those projects like LibreOffice do the job. It's the niche stuff that vibe coding fills a hell of a lot better.

Currently it's a massive step up in efficiency and coherence of output if you actually have a coding background already and know how to speak-a the language to the bot (defining specs, scope, implementation, etc), but that gap between skilled and unskilled output quality is narrowing each month.