It's so weird to read that. Every professional developer knows that debugging is hard and debugging someone else's code is harder. The crap that falls out of LLMs can be even worse, and yet you allow yourself to be reduced to a human full-time debugger/QA person.
This isn't just fatigue, this is taking a wrong approach to software development from the ground up.
Yeah it's really missing the point on every single topic. Customers are confused that Microslop renames everything to Copilot, like MS Office 365 being rebranded to Copilot 365. It's not only the confusion between different types of LLMs. Customers are frustrated that MS puts Copilot buttons into every nook and cranny of existing products making these hard to use.
The author even manages to botch the last point: internal adoption of LLMs at MS. The amount of bugs and quality issues in recent Windows 11 updates suggest that forced LLM use at the company itself has a detrimental effect on their products.
Edit: Forgot a couple of reasons that aren't mentioned either: Customers are frustrated that Copilot doesn't live up to its lofty promises. Customers are frustrated that careless implementations of AI features like Recall are threatening their privacy and safety.