If it breaks, it’s on you.
If it looks like you copied it from AI without your own context, you copied it from AI without your own context.
If it’s sloppy, you wrote it.
If it doesn’t work, you built it.
Things don’t always go the way we want in our work, but the level of effort and commitment that we invest is always, entirely up to us.
Sloppy, Lazy, cut-and-paste work is a signal of our investment and commitment.
You can own and make it more, or leave it and hope no one cares.
The thing about ownership, which can be scary, is that once you say this is mine, people will look to you to make it better – which can be daunting – but the thing always missed is the relief others have and feel in knowing that someone now owns it and is willing to run with it to make it work and happen.
You will still make mistakes, but saying you own it is the first step.