The AI slop security reporting is basically extinct. It almost does not happen anymore. At all.

@pozorvlak To me, the most interesting part of that thread was this post.

This person considers AI their enemy. But not because it is wasting Stenberg's time. They wanted it to continue to waste Stenberg's time, so that they could continue to hate it more.

@pozorvlak Now I think a more reasonable interpretation is: they are concerned about copyright violations, environmental damage, etc., and are dismayed that people like me use AI anyway. The fact of its getting better doesn't fix the other problems, and just means that there are fewer arguments against using it.

(“This is terrible” vs. “This is terrible, maybe when people realise that it doesn't work, they will stop.”)

@mjd I think so. But also, if all AI-generated bug reports are useless, you can stop reading as soon as you've decided a bug report came from an AI.
@pozorvlak If that were the reason, wouldn't they want the reports to be as good as possible, and be glad if the reports were all worth reading? But this person says they are disappointed!
@mjd ah, good point. Reliably bad reports waste a small amount of time, but more than zero. The worst case is reports that are only sometimes good, because then you have to read them all carefully.