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Why reviewing AI code is a bottleneck (and how to fix it)

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We’ve all been there. You give Cursor, Claude Code, or an autonomous agent a prompt. It thinks for 20 seconds and spits out a 500-line diff across 12 files. You scroll through it. It looks like code. The tests pass. You hit "Approve" and move on. But a recent study by JetBrains and UC Irvine found…

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  1. 2026-10-27 04:18 · DEV Community — AI
    Why reviewing AI code is a bottleneck (and how to fix it)

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