Comment by ZoomZoomZoom

If by AI you mean the LLM-based tools common now, then I don't want the commits in PRs I'm going to review to bring any more noise than they already do. The human operator is responsible for every line, like they always were.

If by AI you mean non-supervised, autonomous conscience (as I believe the term has to be reserved for), then the answer is again no, as it's as responsible for the quality of its PRs as humans.

If the thing writing code is the former, but there's no human or responsible representative of the latter in the loop, then the code shouldn't be even suggested for consideration in a project where any people do participate. In such case there's no point in storing any additional information as the code itself doesn't have any value (besides electricity wasted to create it) and can be substituted on demand.

Commit comments are generally underused, though, as a result of how forges work, but that's another discussion.