In short, a useful tool, although not as useful to me as I suspect it will be to others, b/c I don't spend a lot of time doing the sort of coding that it can help with anymore.

I'll glad take the increase in writing quality it's giving me, but anyone who claims that this is going to put programmers, especially senior ones, out of a job simply doesn't know what they're talking about. /2 

 Oh, yeah, and it straight-up hallucinates - classes and enum values that just don't exist started being suggested almost immediately.

This is less of a problem in a language like #Java where the IDE will immediately flag that, but in more "helpful" / dynamic languages, I can see this being a significant source of bugs, especially in code written by more junior developers.