I can't tell in a pull request what someone wrote themselves, or to what level of detail they have pre-reviewed the AI code which is now part of the pull request before allowing it to get to me. I can tell you I don't want to be fixing someone else's AI generated bugs though... Especially given that AI writes more/less dry/more verbose code, and increases code churn in general.
[edit] unfortunately I think I need to point out the above is sarcasm. Because there really are people using AI to review AI-generated code, and they do not see the problem with this approach.
I can't tell in a pull request what someone wrote themselves, or to what level of detail they have pre-reviewed the AI code which is now part of the pull request before allowing it to get to me. I can tell you I don't want to be fixing someone else's AI generated bugs though... Especially given that AI writes more/less dry/more verbose code, and increases code churn in general.