I know that understanding the fundamentals and basics are absolutely necessary for coding. But still do companies allow Data Science employees to code using ChatGPT, GitHub Copilot, etc.? Atleast taking help for the base code and troubleshooting code mistakes, then modifying it to suit the project needs?
Ofc they do. These are productivity tools. Why wouldn't they allow it?
Yes, If your org is using Microsoft, then they sell GitHub with autopilot bundled. There are guidelines but you are free to use.
For those of you working in big tech orgs, how much of your daily work is getting done with tools like GitHub Copilot or Cursor AI?
What kind of productivity boost are you seeing?
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