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How do teams feel about AI code review?

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J u/jesusonoro · r/cscareerquestions · 6mo ago
on: Spotify says its best developers haven't touch…

Honestly the scary part isnt that theyre using AI to write code, its that theyre merging from their phones on the train. the review step is where all the value is now and doing it on a 6 inch screen feels wild to me

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I u/iluuu · r/programming · 2mo ago
on: To my students

When I entered the field ~15 years ago, it felt like most programmers cared deeply about their craft. The "go fast" narrative is nothing new, but it predominantly came from upper management, and developers…

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E u/endurbro420 · r/ExperiencedDevs · 3mo ago
on: Anyone else reviewing 100% AI-written PRs now?

Just yesterday I was asked to take over a PR that was 100% vibe coded by upper management. 150+ new files trying to be added and a whole laundry list of issues raised just by the copilot review.

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Teams feel highly polarized about AI code review, with the dominant sentiment being that the rise of AI-generated code has significantly degraded code quality and increased the human effort required for review, often negating any perceived productivity gains.

While AI tools used to perform a review are sometimes viewed positively as a helpful pre-check, the overall process is seen as suffering due to the influx of low-quality “AI slop” submitted by developers under pressure to increase velocity.

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