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The author argues that AI-generated pull requests are becoming problematically large, making code reviews exponentially harder to understand and more time-consuming for maintainers. They advocate for smaller, digestible PRs regardless of whether the code is "incomplete," and criticize excessive comments on well-named variables and the suggestion to use AI to review AI-generated code. The author emphasizes that smaller PRs benefit reviewers, not writers, and questions why the industry is abandoning this practice simply because AI makes writing large changes faster.
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