Great points,this is something more teams need to talk about.
AI can accelerate development, but it doesn’t replace engineering judgment. I’ve also noticed that AI-generated code often looks polished, which makes it even more dangerous if reviewers don’t dig deeper. The “hallucinated library” issue and missing edge cases are especially risky in production systems.
One thing I’d add: inconsistent patterns. AI-generated snippets sometimes don’t align with the project’s existing architecture, naming conventions, or error-handling strategy—which is another red flag during reviews.At the end of the day, AI should assist, not decide. Code ownership still lies with the developer, and thoughtful reviews are non-negotiable.
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