AI will do your work for you but make sure you read everything because it doesn't do it right so you're going to spend twice as much time checking the AI. Don't worry about using tokens because we're going to optimize for tokens and anyway no one got to use it this week because we pushed an update and all the agents crashed.
One thing I guarantee: anyone who's good at software development is working for another company, not wells .
@e5 Id worry about corporate risk upper management gaining sentience long before id worry about CoPilot.
I'm okay with using CoPilot to help craft long-arsed complex Excel formulae and tweaking SQL queries for Read-only functions, but beyond that I do not trust AI. Look what happened when SkyNet gained sentience...
I'm using Copilot daily but am scared I'll get too dependent on it, and that the moment that happens they'll start restricting our ability to use it because they've realized it costs too much or whatever. That would be typical Wells Fargo.
I don't really read or use the output from copilot. Just throw documents and data at it, ask for summaries I don't need, and for presentations I'll never present. They want us to fake it to make it, I'm cool with that and I wait for my ticket.
Remember when you are wrong you get in trouble and when AI is wrong you get in trouble. And when your boss is wrong you also get in trouble. Co-Pilot, can you see any patterns here?
This is the result of the culture at this joke of a bank. There will come a time where the only people left here are those that CANT find employment at other companies. Garbage CEO and garbage company. Looking forward to it
Gotta love the promises of code optimization from AI, yet there is so much manual cleanup of useless lines of code. P I T A !