As much as I advocate for human written code, we should also acknowledge that AI has gotten way more competent recently, esp. on the coding front. I think security and vulnerability scanning, (maybe together with code review?), should be the few valid uses of AI.
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(And obviously, the human using the AI should confirm the vulnerabilities themselves first before handing it to the maintainers)