If I as a reviewer don’t know if the author used AI, I can’t even assume a single human (typically the author) has even read any or major parts of the code. I could be the first person reviewing it.
Not that it’s a great assumption to make, but it’s also fair to take a PR and register that the author wrote it, understands it, and considers it ready for production. So much work, outside of tech as well, is built on trust at least in part.
If I as a reviewer don’t know if the author used AI, I can’t even assume a single human (typically the author) has even read any or major parts of the code. I could be the first person reviewing it.
Not that it’s a great assumption to make, but it’s also fair to take a PR and register that the author wrote it, understands it, and considers it ready for production. So much work, outside of tech as well, is built on trust at least in part.