Very reasonable take, I agree 100%. But I don't you're putting any responsibility with users of the such very vibe coded apps. OpenClaw was primarily marketed towards devs and people in touch with IT. They should know better.
Sure. I reckon blaming the system for the intentional actions of a few is a great way to avoid individual accountability. Conversely, blaming many individuals for fundamental systemic or leadership problems is a great way to avoid accountability for leaders and systemic beneficiaries. It’s not rational to exclude either.
I’m also not sure that the distinction of dev makes much of a difference in this space because chatbot marketing works pretty damn hard to imply everybody is a prompt away from being a developer. How are those people going to know that they aren’t even qualified to make any given technical decision, let alone evaluate the output of a confident chatbot that’s magically writing programs for them?
I’m also not sure that the distinction of dev makes much of a difference in this space because chatbot marketing works pretty damn hard to imply everybody is a prompt away from being a developer. How are those people going to know that they aren’t even qualified to make any given technical decision, let alone evaluate the output of a confident chatbot that’s magically writing programs for them?