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>>net01+(OP)
> Copilot excels at low-to-medium complexity tasks in well-tested codebases, from adding features and fixing bugs to extending tests, refactoring, and improving documentation.

Bounds bounds bounds bounds. The important part for humans seems to be maintaining boundaries for AI. If your well-tested codebase has the tests built thru AI, its probably not going to work.

I think its somewhat telling that they can't share numbers for how they're using it internally. I want to know that Microsoft, the company famous for dog-fooding is using this day in and day out, with success. There's real stuff in there, and my brain has an insanely hard time separating the trillion dollars of hype from the usefulness.

>>taurat+O6
They have released numbers, but I can't say they are for this specific product or something else. They are apparently having AI generate "30%" of their code.

https://techcrunch.com/2025/04/29/microsoft-ceo-says-up-to-3...

>>lacool+qc1
That article is wrong, that is not what was said.

>>rcarmo+hR1
What was said?