To echo the article, I don't want to know it was written with an AI. Just like I don't want to see that it was obviously copy-pasted from StackOverflow.

The developer can do whatever they want, but at the end, what I review is their code. If that code is bad, it is the developer's responsibility. No amount of "the agent did it" matters to me. If the code written by the agent requires heavy refactoring, then the developer has to do it, period.

100% agree.

However, you'll probably get an angry answer that it's management fault, or something of the sort, that is to blame (because there isn't enough time). Responsibility would have to be taken up before in pushing back if some objectives truly are not reasonable.