One problem is the lack of context: unlike Stackoverflow, you don't get additional infos from other users who tried the same code. The only feedback Copilot re

One problem is the lack of context: unlike Stackoverflow, you don't get additional infos from other users who tried the same code. The only feedback Copilot receives is whether you keep it or not, you can't tell it a few days later that it wasn't a good fit after all (whereas you can comment on a Stackoverflow answer). In its current form, it amplifies bias whereas code needs accuracy.