AI Engineer · August 17, 2026

How to Kill the Code Review — Ankit Jain, Aviator

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Why it matters

Over 30% of changes now merge with no review at all, and the wait on the ones that do get reviewed is four times what it used to be. Ankit Jain's read is that the debate about when we stop reading code line by line is already over, because we stopped.

My takeaway: How to Kill the Code Review — Ankit Jain, Aviator is an AI-engineering signal. The practical read is to connect the implementation pattern to reliability, data boundaries, observability, and the controls needed when AI leaves prototypes.

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