So, I just came across this news about a software team called Slopfix that’s charging up to $10,000 to clean up “AI slop code.” It’s interesting because they claim to tackle the mess created by AI-generated programming, using their own AI tool called Claude Code while criticizing the code produced by AI tools. Honestly, it seems quite ironic that they are employing AI to fix the very issues it creates. I can’t help but wonder if spending that kind of money is really worth it, especially since there’s no guarantee that the AI they rely on is even producing quality code. Plus, if the engineers at Slopfix are going through the code anyway, why not just do it manually from the start? What do you all think—are we just going in circles with all this AI-generated content?