I’ve been using GitHub Copilot for over a year now - it’s a crazy time saver, but I wonder if it’s making junior engineers redundant. For tasks like writing boilerplate code or debugging simple issues, Copilot is faster and more accurate too. Will be interesting to see how junior developes' jobs evolve with this.
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