I think that AI coding is only going to grow in usage. I also think that AI more-or-less writes working code that is faithful to the user's prompt.
At the same time, AI does not write code that's easy for humans to review, as it writes very verbosely and with the goal of getting the job done vs producing readable code.
I really don't think humans should be reviewing the absolute mountains of LLM-produced code; doing so would only exhaust someone's cognitive budget.
Therefore, I think that bug finding should be left to AI to review, while architectural decisions should be reviewed by humans.
At the same time, AI does not write code that's easy for humans to review, as it writes very verbosely and with the goal of getting the job done vs producing readable code.
I really don't think humans should be reviewing the absolute mountains of LLM-produced code; doing so would only exhaust someone's cognitive budget.
Therefore, I think that bug finding should be left to AI to review, while architectural decisions should be reviewed by humans.