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Difference is that vibe coding doesn't create 20% more CPU usage or 30% more RAM usage because it doesn't understand the underlying mechanics (or, it could but that is not the important part). LLMs will happily provide you with solutions that consists of plain text password storage, leaking personal information through open APIs, and business crushing vulnerabilities. A sharp developer should be able to catch that, but if you're reviewing 5000+ line PRs daily that's been spat out by LLMs it'll be impossible to catch all failures. And for someone who doesn't know all those nonfunctional requirements that a business absolutely must have it'll become a nightmare for the receiver of the code.
So to be clear: For functional requirements LLMs are a bit better but still needs hand holding. For nonfunctional requirements they're dog shit as that's the part that more often than not has to explicitly be mentioned. And being able to identify nonfunctional requirements and when they're not met is the difference between a junior dev and a 10+ year lead.
Slow app? Just add resources. Vulnerable app? Actual compliance and business risk.
This makes no sense. What in the world makes you think that the average junior dev before AI produced perfectly safe code? For both the junior and the AI, the solution is a senior looking over stuff, decent code review cycles, pair programming, maybe a spec and good documentation for especially heinous customer requirements.
I'd actually go so far as to say SOTA models are far more likely to notice these issues and do them right. Seriously, juniors are often lazy, undisciplined, and very scared of asking for help. I say that as someone that's both been that guy, as well as taught a bunch of those guys.
If there's an olive branch I can extend, it's definitely that adding LLM to a disfunctional, badly managed team and/or process won't improve it. It will just increase the rate of bugs and vulns produced ten fold.