Copilot will go down as a case study in business school as one of the worst advised, most ham fisted self-owns in terms of credibility with the customer base ever.
Because the "dear diary, how do i get to a billy?" guy is to be trusted, especially in a forum like a podcast, probably of the ass sucking shill type...
Say HP had a guy who watched your print spooler and stole your award winning ideas before the ink dried, only to run off and claim them as his own work. This is no different, albeit much more convoluted and almost as expensive as printer ink.
They log everything for "training or QA purposes" and then sift out and focus on interesting work. Then they steal it and claim the idea to be something their fake, unintelligent guessing machine came up with. There's no intelligence in AI... it's all a guy hiding behind a computer stealing other people's ideas
Oh man kevin oleary is going to explode when it's revealed that the hype was bankrolled by those pesky/distillers/ and there's no real demand for this trash