As AI advances, it is natural for development to focus on output and prioritize sprint and PR speed.
So rather than insisting that more review time is needed, teams should set success criteria and a set of reference examples to compare the outcomes against.
As long as there are clear criteria, there is no need to worry about what AI produces; ambiguous parts can simply be left to human judgment.
"ambiguous parts can simply be left to human judgment." - it does not work like that. If a human does not know how the code works, they cannot apply their judgement. And they don't know how the code works if they just press enter all day.
So rather than insisting that more review time is needed, teams should set success criteria and a set of reference examples to compare the outcomes against.
As long as there are clear criteria, there is no need to worry about what AI produces; ambiguous parts can simply be left to human judgment.