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German software engineer Niklas Gruhn coined "meat proxy" for coworkers who paste ChatGPT or Claude responses without understanding them. The term spread on Hacker News, where developers shared encounters with AI-generated "slop grenades." Consultant Michaela Greiler named the review burden "code review exploitation.
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