The whole actual, not just the "openly admitted", utility of AI is to allow people to ship while not understanding the work, and not even caring that much about it.
So such posts will make as much change as "trade, but be ethical" would make on a late 80s Wall Street trading floor:
"Before you tell the agent to start building anything, you go there and read and understand it first."
Yeah, not gonna happen. 1 in 100 might do that.
Some applications (e.g. a kernel) need to be carefully engineered with every possible edge case considered. Some apps (e.g. a web game) don't. This is a way for careful engineers who need to build dependable software to integrate AI without compromising quality.