> What if they read it and concluded it was correct?

Then I’ll probably hear about it again from someone I trust. I don’t need to be the first in my circle to test if this one is different.

It may be correct, but was it good? If it's obvious that someone has plopped some slop in that file and then said "Yeah that'll do, ship it", then that gives the reader information about how much the author cared about the project. If someone's first touchpoint to your project is a billboard that yells "I DIDN'T REALLY GIVE A TOSS ABOUT THIS" then don't be shocked if they don't engage.

If they read it and were fine with blatant llmese, then I do not trust their review abilities at all.