[zionsati]

I'm facing the same problem. I'm spending a lot of time on side projects now precisely because my company is forcing our strongly encouraging everyone to use AI for coding. At some point I found myself complacent enough to accept AI code at face value which scared me. With my side projects, I still use AI, but only when I get stuck, to help me get the aha moment. But most of the time it's, hmm... That works but, I don't think we should do it this way. Very tempting to continue prompting and keep going from there though, I have to say.

[KolibriFly]

I had a similar experience with unfamiliar frameworks. The less you understand the domain, the easier it is to accept clean-looking but wrong code

Good test actually : try explaining the solution without any hints. If you can't walk through why the code is structured that way, then the review was superficial

[zionsati]

Ooh that's good advice! Very useful for everyone in my team. Appreciate it!