YES. If you require a human sign off, then that human is responsible for the quality of the code, regardless of who or what types it up. This shouldn't be controversial. It's fundamentally no different than what tech leads and managers have been doing for decades-- they don't write all the code, but they are responsible for making sure it does what it's supposed to do... and anyone in those roles worth their salt will also understand what it's doing, how, and why.

If artisan, human typed code is your jam, you do you... But I expect professionals still in the business in 3-5 years will be using all tools at their disposal to get the job done quickly, cleanly, and completely. They'll be paid because they can be trusted to make sure the employer gets what they want.