> Potentially for newer developers it robs them of active experience of writing code. And for those with experience, this will be obvious when reviewing their

> Potentially for newer developers it robs them of active experience of writing code. And for those with experience, this will be obvious when reviewing their code. There's only two possibilities -- either copilot will get so good that it won't matter, or code written by copilot will have obvious tells and when someone is over-relying on it to cover up for a lack of knowledge, that will be very clear from repetition of the same sorts of mistakes.