I think you just have to lean on it as a junior programmer that you're pairing with on a problem. It'll suggest something, but you still think about what it sug

I think you just have to lean on it as a junior programmer that you're pairing with on a problem. It'll suggest something, but you still think about what it suggests or be skeptical about it. Once you do that, it actually can help you with bouncing ideas around and working through problems. If you're just giving it things to do and not looking at the code, or looking at the way it's approaching the problem, then that's when it feels like you're not really thinking anymore.