Konwinski is right that the bottleneck has shifted, but framing it as purely a process problem understates the hard part: verification. If nobody reads the code, review doesn't disappear — it migrates into test suites, CI gates and on-call accountability, and most orgs haven't built that muscle yet. There's also some survivorship bias here: agents shine in greenfield, well-tested codebases and still wobble on the legacy systems where most enterprises actually live. Still, the direction is clear — teams that redesign their dev loop around agent output will compound faster than those defending human review as a ritual. Expect the next phase of this debate to be about trust infrastructure, not model quality.