Some of these points may be true, but as someone who just started using Copilot at a new job, on an unfamiliar code base and programming language, it's been a l

Some of these points may be true, but as someone who just started using Copilot at a new job, on an unfamiliar code base and programming language, it's been a lifesaver. Obviously you have to read the code to make sure it makes sense, and much of the work is deleting the main bit of functionality it attempted to implement, and re-implementing it correctly. However, having it autocomplete entire function definitions, including all the {} () => | : `${x.y}` fiddly bits, sure saves a lot of time. The one point I don't agree with at all is `Dependency on Proprietary Tools` there are already plenty of open source alternatives, and these will only improve with time.