Completely agree, especially with the evil part. Unfortunately you can't pick and choose what copilot is being used for. For example, it is a wonderful tool i

Completely agree, especially with the evil part. Unfortunately you can't pick and choose what copilot is being used for. For example, it is a wonderful tool in cutting down the time needed to generate/write tests in TDD but how do you differentiate that between large chunks of proprietary code that it may spit out. It has some benefits, but far more downsides, and Microsoft and its people in management have a history of being very evil in the truest sense of the word. A lot of people see that as a trigger word instead and can't recognize it for what it is. What's that say about society when a majority can't recognize evil...