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>>laiysb+(OP)
Seeing Microsoft employees argue with an LLM for hours instead of actually just fixing the problem must be a very encouraging sight for businesses that have built their products on top of .NET.

>>bramha+75
You don't want them to experiment with new tools? The main difference now is that the experiment is public.

>>svick+vb
It's pretty obviously a failed experiment. Why keep repeating it? Try again in another 3 months.

The answer is probably that the Copilot team is using the rest of the engineering organization as testers. Great for the Copilot team, frustrating for everyone else.

>>stickf+ck
> It's pretty obviously a failed experiment

For it to be "failed" it would have to also be finished/completed. They are likely continuously making tweaks, this thing was just released.

>>raydev+dr1
"This thing has just released"

"It would have to be finished/completed"

Do you honestly not see a problem with those two statements in such close proximity? Is it finished or is it released? The former is supposed to be a prerequisite for the latter.

>>vright+xJ2
What bliss it must be, to never have encountered Microsoft software before.