#AI and more specifically #LLMs are going to produce a lot of what I like to call "grievance forks", #fork s of a software project to address one specific decision that the maintainers made that the forkers didn't like. See #Sneedacity, Xlibre, (arguably but not really) #Lix, etc. We've already started to see a few when projects "fell to the slop": #ChiPass, Vim Classic
I'm only in my early 20s, but I've been in the software game long enough to know that these forks rarely if ever go anywhere. It turns out maintaining a software project is really hard, and in a few months or years, when the fork starts to lag behind in features, bugfixes, and security fixes, and the new maintainers (of which there are far fewer and who are likely to be far less experienced) start to burn out, in the battle in users' minds between moral righteousness and personal convenience, it's only a matter of time before the latter wins.
I hate AI too. And I really, really want to believe it's not inevitable. But I don't think I can.