> For example, using an LLM to help you write a Dockerfile when you write Dockerfiles once a project and don't have a dedicated expert like a Deployment Engineer in your company is fantastic.
Basically, when you understand the problem domain, you know the llm is generating crap that, as the OP says, you're unwilling to put your name on. But when it's in a domain you don't know, you forget about how crappy the LLM is normally and go with the vibe.
This made me think of gell-mann amnesia: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gell-Mann_amnesia_effect
Basically, when you understand the problem domain, you know the llm is generating crap that, as the OP says, you're unwilling to put your name on. But when it's in a domain you don't know, you forget about how crappy the LLM is normally and go with the vibe.