Dears,
As software engineers and tech people in general, we use AI tools heavily in our daily work — for understanding legacy code, generating tests, debugging, writing documentation, and even planning tasks and features. ChatGPT has been especially valuable because it’s not just a coding assistant, but also a strong planner: it helps us break down complex tasks, structure sprints, draft designs, and adapt plans quickly when priorities change.
While Microsoft Copilot is helpful, in our experience it does not yet match ChatGPT in reasoning quality, flexibility, and general problem-solving. For many of us, this gap directly impacts our productivity and the speed at which we can deliver high-quality work.
For these reasons, we kindly ask you to reconsider enabling access to ChatGPT (under clear usage and security guidelines) so we can work more efficiently and continue improving the quality and pace of our deliverables.
Best regards,
Hasan Kanaan
On behalf of concerned members of the Engineering team
I respect the company’s security concerns, but limiting us to only Copilot reduces our flexibility and productivity. Allowing controlled, policy-guided access to ChatGPT without using any confidential data would let us choose the best tool for each task while still meeting security standards.