Copilot lets me get started, even if it's wrong sometimes. There have been times where I have been surprised by how it took something I wrote for a server, and presented the correct client-side implementation.
I've used it a few times to describe a problem and let it handle the solution. It's not very good, but I wonder if one should place more blame on PEBCAK and put more time into problem-description. I gave it a few more paragraphs to describe the problem, and eventually I could take it from there. It was still wrong, but enough to get me started. Immensely helpful that way.
Another aspect that I'm wondering about is if it will be able to do more with better documented code. Anyone have experience with that? I've started to write more doxygen comments, and hoping to see if there's a slow shift to more accurate predictions.