"Quality", as you're referring to it, is often a strict requirement expected and enforced by regulation and contracts.

In the past, I could have just easily said that there's more code out there online than I could ever hope to write. There's simply no value in gluing that code together mindlessly or even probabilistically. All the value of code is in gluing it together intentionally as an organization. The value is in knowing the precise results including all side effects.

Let's call this type of AI development what it really is. It's an attempt to jiggle the wrong key in the door. You're trying to circumvent existing standards for profit and then launder blame for it.