> Can't help to think of a recent HN post about most AI-generated projects being abandoned within months. Why?

> Because value of a project is not in the code produced. It's in the amount of battle-testing that code has seen.

I'm not convinced this explanation is self-evident enough to assert without any justification. I can think of at least one other plausible one, which is that maybe most side projects in general get abandoned after a certain amount of time, and being able to write the code a lot faster means that the point of diminishing returns for personal utility, enrichment, or pleasure are reached a lot faster.