I'm kind of surprised that Microsoft aren't able to preempt this scenario better, with the amount of money they're pouring into SecOps and surveillance.
I can feel like this sometimes too. And I think it's an interesting discussion to be had in relation to how it is the same tool some use to generate code and build systems.
I like the phrase "frictionless relationships" when it comes to this form of ai usage. It's not a real relationship or friend. Since I cannot explain it better than Sherry Turkle, I will link you to the first time I heard her use this phrase.
Nice to see a real contender in the "revenue stack" space that treats usage metering, entitlements, and checkout as one system instead of a pile of loosely coupled addons.