This vuln might have existed before Copilot received that title bump. It could have been introduced while Copilot was just an intern

It's safe to say at this point. The more Microsoft relies on Copilot to solve its security problems, the more problems Microsoft will have.

Sounds like job security for Copilot!

You're joking, but many of the code bases I saw that were produced by/with AI-support are not maintainable by any sane human. The more you go AI, the less you can turn back.

Because the hackers used Copilot too, and one side has to win ... (?)

Question, is this just a joke about AI taking over our jobs, or did someone at Microsoft call Copilot a Principal Engineer?