
Would You Approve This AI-Generated Code?
Description
Would You Approve This AI-Generated Code? AI can suggest a convincing code change in seconds. But if a developer submits that suggestion as a pull request, would you approve it? In this live online session, you will review three small pull requests submitted by developers who used AI to draft the code. Each one looks useful at first. Each one contains something an engineer still needs to spot. You will see where AI helps, where it assumes too much, and how to review AI-assisted code without turning every change into a slow manual investigation. What you will do: • Review three short AI-assisted code changes live • Decide whether to approve, request changes or reject each one • See the tests that prove what the code actually does • Learn how AI can misunderstand a business rule, invent behaviour or hide a failure • Take away a simple three-question review card Before approving an AI-assisted pull request, ask: • What should this code do? • What did AI assume? • What could prove it wrong? This session is for: • Software engineers and developers • Technical leads attending as individuals • Junior developers and computing students • Career changers learning professional software practices • Anyone using AI coding tools who wants a stronger review habit This is not: • A live review of attendee code • Consulting or architecture advice • A claim that AI replaces engineers • A production-readiness assessment • Based on employer, client or proprietary code Format: • Live online public seminar • Three short code-review challenges • Audience votes: approve, request changes or reject • Plain-English explanations • Practical worksheet and Q&A A practical session for engineers who want to use AI coding tools without lowering their review standard. All examples are fictional and self-created. Educational content only. No client-specific advice, code review or production assurance is provided.
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