I just use it as an autocomplete. I can usually guess when it will save me keystrokes (when I am doing something repetitive) and will look out for it, otherwise

I just use it as an autocomplete. I can usually guess when it will save me keystrokes (when I am doing something repetitive) and will look out for it, otherwise usually I ignore what it gives me, but sometimes it surprises me and saves me more than a few keystrokes. My company pays for it, I don't think I'd pay for it personally since I use chatGPT when I need more advanced help and copilot is just autocomplete. I think it's only given me full functions a handful of times (and they're usually quite wrong), most of the time it's just a method name or a super short (1-2 line) code snippet