Being a meat proxy for AI should be grounds for getting people fired

A blog post argues that developers who act as mere "meat proxies" for AI agents—prompting an agent and copy-pasting its output with no guidance, validation, or disclosure—should face punishment, potentially including firing in serious cases. The author distinguishes this from normal AI-assisted workflows and says the practice wastes colleagues' and the company's time, shifts review burden onto others, and can harm products, citing examples such as unreviewed AI-generated PRs and undisclosed AI-written Slack replies.