1) Those problems did not go away. They only "went away" if you assume no one will ever need to read code again. And if you believe that, you clearly aren't reading the code already. Which I guess is why you think naming and architecture problems went away. AI is the absolute worst at architecture decisions.

2) not even sure what you mean by this

3) probably shouldn't admit that. It implies the reviewer has a less than average understanding of the code they're reviewing.

4) preventing and managing vibe code devolving into a pile of slop requires programmers not use AI. 80% accuracy repeated in more and more layers === more and more failures. In other words, the skill required is exactly the skill of being a good programmer without AI.

5) e) no AI all the time or only use AI as search. You're almost there with a and b. With c, it just doesn't understand well enough to "quiz you". With d, how are you going to know if the docs are correct if you aren't reading the slop?