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Actually, I just usually write a usage example, and Copilot does the code including "rationalization", because that's how my codebase looks - an example, then a description and then the implementation. It's using comments and written English language just like any other dev to explain what it does (again, it picked up that from my own code style).

> It's a very advanced auto-complete that just happens to have been specialised on auto-completing code.

It's not just an autocomplete. It's an intelligent autocomplete. As long as you need to generate text, it's practically generally intelligent.

I really wonder what will happen when somebody runs a text generator like Copilot in a loop with a simulated work-memory and longterm-memory and realtime I/O interface.