No, it does not. You can write good code with LLM. The tool is not the problem here, the user is. Inexperienced people think they can just develop something in a weekend and indeed, it looks good on the surface. But this leads then to the thing you describe. But if you carefully implement features including all tests, nothing is wrong with vibe coding. And people should start accepting this fact instead of fighting it based on bad examples.
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Yeah, I happen to call both the same and I stopped arguing with the anti-LLM fanatics, as it probably felt the same during industrialization when people were still thinking that “my manual labor will survive no matter what” and then just went bankrupt.
But you are definitely right at this.