As a programmer, your responsibility is to produce working code that you are confident in. I don't care if you used an LLM to help you get to that point, what matters is that when you submit a PR you are effectively saying:
"I have put the work into this change to ensure that it solves the problem to the best of my ability. I am willing to stake my reputation on this being good to the best of my knowledge, and it is not a waste of your time to review this and help confirm I didn't miss anything."
So no, AI assisted programming changes nothing: you're still the author, and if your company policy dictates it then you should still have a second pair of human eyes look at that PR before you land it.
"I have put the work into this change to ensure that it solves the problem to the best of my ability. I am willing to stake my reputation on this being good to the best of my knowledge, and it is not a waste of your time to review this and help confirm I didn't miss anything."
So no, AI assisted programming changes nothing: you're still the author, and if your company policy dictates it then you should still have a second pair of human eyes look at that PR before you land it.