No it's not. If "bad software delivered faster" is a problem, it's a problem long before LLMs. But the history of software-based products has shown that "delivered faster" is consistently more important, as bad software that attains significant usage will be made into good software one way or another.
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No it's not. If "bad software delivered faster" is a problem, it's a problem long before LLMs. But the history of software-based products has shown that "delivered faster" is consistently more important, as bad software that attains significant usage will be made into good software one way or another.