> One of my problems with GitHub Copilot (and similar systems) is that you still own the resulting code, and it does not provide any path to gaining confidence

> One of my problems with GitHub Copilot (and similar systems) is that you still own the resulting code, and it does not provide any path to gaining confidence that it has given you a correct implementation, despite you owning the correctness of the code it generates I don’t really see the issue? You take ownership with code review and testing. It’s the same thing you would do if you copied an example that someone gave you and then modified it. The original author isn’t responsible. (If you don’t understand what the code does, throw it out and find something else.)