Comment by tomrod

I feel ya. If your job is to kick back bad code, and now there is a tool that generates bad code, how does this not make your job more important?

Why not get some of the freed up, Copilot augmented developer labor budget moved to testing and do more there or build more tools to make your personal, boilerplate, repetitive tasks more efficient?

If the coders are truly just dumping bad code your way, that's an externality and the cost should be called out.