Copilot is also almost certainly going to become better.
For example, NVIDIA's DLSS was viewed as a failure at launch, but now it's almost magic in terms of offering better results at a lower performance cost.
For example, NVIDIA's DLSS was viewed as a failure at launch, but now it's almost magic in terms of offering better results at a lower performance cost.
Copilot is the antithesis of designing good software.
Not suggesting anything, here, just musing on a possibility.
People aren't even agreed on what is "good" code.
AI can probably also beat humans in terms of things like performance optimization. An AI can write code a human never would. We have to write short functions and well-factored code which fits in the human brain. An AI could theoretically write millions of lines of highly-specialized spaghetti which is perfectly correct and perfectly optimized.
or actually they shouldn't, since it can cause undefined behaviors.