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Stefan Ram wrote:

>    If the project leaders should share this point of view, they can
>    always go back to the last pre-AI version and start again from there,
>    this time without vibe-coding.

If the project users dislike AI being used, they also have the option to 
fork the pre-AI version, but then they'll have to put the work in to 
maintain (and preferably actively develop) the program ...