‘[It’s a] vibe coding disaster': Startup CEO skips normal development steps, uses AI to publish a massive unfinished app that barely works

Cheezburger's report on a startup CEO skipping normal development steps to publish a massive unfinished app using AI highlights the potential risks of relying on artificial intelligence to rush through development processes. This means that website owners may face increased traffic from AI-generated apps that are poorly tested and barely functional, potentially leading to a surge in complaints about broken links, slow loading times, or inadequate content. As a result, website owners may need to revisit their strategies for handling AI-generated traffic and adjust their content policies to accommodate the potential influx of low-quality or incomplete apps. To prepare for this shift, website owners can take a few actionable steps: first, review and update their llms.txt files to ensure they are equipped to handle AI-generated traffic; second, implement robust content filtering systems to detect and flag low-quality or incomplete apps; and third, consider developing a system for user feedback to identify and address issues with AI-generated content, allowing them to refine their content policies and improve overall user experience.