It used to be the same with assembly. Programmers complained the one generated by compilers was not pretty, but now in 99.999% of the cases, it does not matter because nobody look at it.
Would you personally vouch, at your job, for the importance of proper assembly coding standards?
Certainly scopes vary, but in my line of work i define memory layout and how this data will be processed myself - thus it's great a compiler might do that, but the result of the computation will not change.
Now in comparison giving an LLM specs ... i a) cannot be sure what the computation will be b) it might be something else on another run.
I read a lot of assembly.