Code review in the AI era: Trust tests but verify bottlenecks
bendee983 · x · 2026-08-16
The author discusses code review strategies in the age of AI-generated code. While well-designed tests (aided by AI) can cover much of what previously required manual review, they have blind spots (e.g., functionality vs. performance). AI might produce inefficient code that passes tests. The advice is to periodically review AI-generated code, especially bottlenecks and critical sections, to ensure test coverage is adequate.
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