What really impresses me about these AI visualisations is that they're often (but by no means always) fully screen reader accessible, with proper keyboard and ARIA support. Those by Ciechanowski very much aren't, and even vibe-coded slop accessibility is better than no accessibility at all.
Accessibility with AI is hit-and-miss; if you don't tell it to make things accessible, it either will or it won't, and then it'll just continue with whatever trajectory it chose. If you tell it to do accessibility initially, it'll see its own ARIA later and continue in a similar vein.
From very anecdotal experience, I find OpenAI models more likely to consider accessibility for greenfield projects, even when not asked to, but this might just be an accident of statistics.
Accessibility with AI is hit-and-miss; if you don't tell it to make things accessible, it either will or it won't, and then it'll just continue with whatever trajectory it chose. If you tell it to do accessibility initially, it'll see its own ARIA later and continue in a similar vein.
From very anecdotal experience, I find OpenAI models more likely to consider accessibility for greenfield projects, even when not asked to, but this might just be an accident of statistics.