Wikipedia in its early days was not a high quality source of information. Assignments citing Wikipedia were graded F, no one trusted the information there, etc etc.
Now look at it! It's a key data source for humans AND AI. When did the flip happen? How did it happen?
Your views on vibecoding are going to become wrong similarly: gradually then all at once.
So keep looking for the signs and be ready to change your views - it'll happen fast to vibecoding too.
> Assignments citing Wikipedia were graded F
They still should, because:
> It's a key data source for humans
It shouldn't. It's not Wikipedia's project to be a source. You should use it as a good entry point to whatever topic you're researching, and use the cited sources. (and sure, acknowledge Wikipedia, but it's not a source)