Largely the same sentiment for programming and GitHub’s Copilot for me. Even if the suggestion actually works — which is a big if — you’re losing control of your project’s architecture and the understanding of how it works. From there, you’ll soon lose the ability to grow, maintain, or fix it.
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Martin Calladine
No, I don't need a bloody copilot for this document, thank you.
Writing is, in no small part, a tool for thinking. If you outsource that element to a machine that cannot think, you shouldn't be surprised if, at the end of the process, neither you nor your reader are any the wiser.
Writing is, in no small part, a tool for thinking. If you outsource that element to a machine that cannot think, you shouldn't be surprised if, at the end of the process, neither you nor your reader are any the wiser.
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