Basically it helps with really generic stuff, but writing generic stuff isn't my job. I have access to windows copilot pro (basically ChatGPT 4 Turbo/ 4o depend

Basically it helps with really generic stuff, but writing generic stuff isn't my job. I have access to windows copilot pro (basically ChatGPT 4 Turbo/ 4o depending of the time of the day) as a tester, and github copilot as a user, i can say without hesitation that ChatGPT is sightly better to write comments, but both are bad to do anything harder than writing HTML forms, at least from scratch. They _are_ a great rubber duck though, today i had a concurrency issue and asked windows copilot for solutions. It was wrong, but gave me an idea, basically saving me at least 45 minutes. Github copilot is a great autocomplete, saving me some time too, but i don't think it can make me twice as effective as a coder. 20%? Maybe 40% if i take into account the fact that it generate really good test cases (that i still have to read)? But coding is like 25 percent of my job, database/object design and software architecture are like 30%, network security another 25%, and the rest is meetings/coordination, so all in all, i don't think you can halve teams because you give them good genAI