> Copilot doesn't seem like the right word. Maybe “autopilot” then (as in the Tesla marketing term, not as in a real autopilot)? /s Both lull you with a false

> Copilot doesn't seem like the right word. Maybe “autopilot” then (as in the Tesla marketing term, not as in a real autopilot)? /s Both lull you with a false sense of security which will suddenly and unexpectedly cause you to pay dearly for using it. Interestingly both seem to also get a vaguely similar balance of critics, apologists, and advocates on here. Sample size of two here, but what is it with companies using %pilot to describe product features which are nothing like the actual appropriate use of the term?