Ok, I am old and not a techy person… I thought “vibe code” was a bad thing? So, is this ad saying “shitty code without the code?” So it’s just shitty? Or is my understanding of “vibe coding” wrong and it’s a good thing?
Vibe coding typically needs to be double-checked to make sure that it does what it’s actually supposed to because LLMs are notoriously prone to hallucinations. This ad suggests that their AI is better and you don’t need to double check it.
But what’s probably more likely is that they’re just trying to break searches for “ai bubble.”
Ok, I am old and not a techy person… I thought “vibe code” was a bad thing? So, is this ad saying “shitty code without the code?” So it’s just shitty? Or is my understanding of “vibe coding” wrong and it’s a good thing?
Vibe coding typically needs to be double-checked to make sure that it does what it’s actually supposed to because LLMs are notoriously prone to hallucinations. This ad suggests that their AI is better and you don’t need to double check it.
But what’s probably more likely is that they’re just trying to break searches for “ai bubble.”
I see, thank you for explaining. So, shitty AI company making shitty ads about probably a shitty product.
So business as usual :')
It’s all hallucinations. Sometimes the hallucinations are close enough to reality to be useful.
It’s probably some app engine that lets product teams enter prompts without even giving the option to view the code.