The company I work for, thankfully, is a bit like that.
The AI initiative there is a lot more in "let's try to find ways that this can be useful" instead of "let's use this to the maximum extent".
So far it has been a mostly positive experience. We could figure out ways where it saves time instead of burning money in a token pit.
The only downside is that code reviews are becoming the bottleneck. Every PR still needs a human reviewer, and that is not changing. The influx of PRs increased slightly, the rate of reviews not as much.
The AI initiative there is a lot more in "let's try to find ways that this can be useful" instead of "let's use this to the maximum extent".
So far it has been a mostly positive experience. We could figure out ways where it saves time instead of burning money in a token pit.
The only downside is that code reviews are becoming the bottleneck. Every PR still needs a human reviewer, and that is not changing. The influx of PRs increased slightly, the rate of reviews not as much.