ah yes, copy 'n pasting (or the ML equivalant) is truly learning.

You can learn from code by just looking at it, working with it (i.e. transforming it into a truly derivative/creative work) there's little value to be had in having some automated program spit out chunks of code (ripped from their original context) that you don't fully understand or without the tool never could have conceived.

Also looking at some publicly available code (to learn) still respects the license, co-pilot possibly doesn't.