You develop a taste as to what details you can skim and what you need to dive on. We are all trained on this due to doing 10000 wax on wax off movements, called a "PR Review". I used to scrutinize. Now I think "yep that bit looks good and tests will catch errors plus I can manually test. This bit over here looks scary will spend time more deeply understanding".

With AI you don't need to understand every line in depth but it does need good judgement to decide which.

"Code Smell" is the term I use here.

With enough experience you can just glance at a diff and see if it "smells". If it does, you drill down and see if you were right. If not, you trust the process and approve.

(And I'm talking about basic run of the mill code here, if you're doing something that kills people, don't go by feels)