[tempsolution]

Cool, finally people can utilize the statistical human average by automatically boiler-plating their code with what the average developer would produce.

Sounds like this has good chance of bringing the "human intelligence on deep-learning auto-pilot" into the world of developers. Don't think, just accept what the computer tells you. Over time, why think at all.

There is no bigger enemy to concise, clean code, than too much auto-completion. If it doesn't pain you to repeat patterns, then there is literally no incentive no to litter your code with anti-patterns and copy paste. Now it's even worse, because this copy paste gets "smart" enough to look alright, which is in itself the very definition of an anti-pattern.

[jacob-jackson]

Language models mimic the style of the surrounding text (as you can see from the examples in [1]), so the model will only try to give you low-quality boilerplate code if your codebase already contains lots of low-quality boilerplate code.

[1] https://openai.com/blog/better-language-models/