Yeah, I use it to spar with when deciding on solving something. I ask it what are the domain-or-language-typical, idiomatic or best-practice ways of solving something. I trace errors by using AI. I even take whole-sale code it produces if it isn’t “serious” like just wanting the HTML or CSS lines that will do the trick.

It will definitely suggest things that I don’t think are correct and then I ignore it. It definitely wastes my time sometimes. I definitely don’t learn things well enough when using it. But I only have so much time and too many problems I need to solve.

We have had 5x, 10x, 100x productivity gains from AI for a year or two (or more?). Where is this reflected in Microsoft products?

I’m sure they added it by mistake 🙂

Yeah I reported this to our IT department a few weeks ago, asking if there was something wrong with my configuration, since surely we have an enterprise version.

Disgusting.

I think the poster wants to say it means not that many in the US are leaving twitter or looking for alternatives, contrary to what the headline suggests.

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