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description: "Hi Angie, great article :) Stopping slop at the source is the way to go! But we also have to ask ourselves, why does AI-slop actually exist? I recently publishe"
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Comment [How do AI-native developers recommend generating less "sloppy" contributions?](https://hashnode.com/posts/how-do-ai-native-developers-recommend-generating-less-sloppy-contributions/6aefe543fe9f8903e4df0439)

[Robert Degallan](https://hashnode.com/@robertdegallan)

[2d ago](https://hashnode.com/posts/how-do-ai-native-developers-recommend-generating-less-sloppy-contributions/6aefe543fe9f8903e4df0439/comment/6af240370be8a10bf436bcdb)

Hi Angie, great article :)

Stopping slop at the source is the way to go!

But we also have to ask ourselves, why does AI-slop actually exist?

I recently published a post that briefly touches on this and discusses the most promising future for cheap, local AI-driven software engineering according to some interesting findings by my research agents.