So far my take has been that there is code that isn't very important, in the sense that if it works it works, it won't be modified or extended much if at all, and it's easy to verify that it works as expected. This type of code I'm happy with letting the AI go wild on.

Then there's important code, like business logic, security related stuff and such. For that I'll happily use AI to brainstorm ideas and avenues, do code reviews where I'm prepared for it to be wrong and help with library suggestions etc, but where I want to write the code myself so I understand what's going on.

We'll see how it changes, been a wild ride so far.