Scott and Mark learn to Vibe Check | LIVE101
Microsoft frames AI-built apps as a spectrum from 'slop' to 'vibes' to proper AI-augmented software engineering.
“Nobody likes AI slop. Nobody wants an AI to create applications that are not awesome.”
In a live Penn & Teller-style segment at Microsoft Build, Scott Hanselman and Mark Russinovich judge community-built apps as 'slop,' 'vibes,' or genuine AI-augmented engineering using tools like Copilot, Claude, and Codex. It signals Microsoft's push to legitimize quality AI-assisted development over careless 'vibe coding,' but as entertainment-format content it carries limited hard news value.