I'm in the "it doesn't matter" camp.

Over time, more people will realize that tools like Copilot aren't worth the headache. The solutions are often wrong, the explanations of those solutions are wrong, the corrections when you point out a mistake are wrong, etc.

Once "AI" hype dies down and people see these tools for what they are, glorified Markov chains, it won't really matter. Maybe it will get some use in making boilerplate code for the most basic of applications, but that's about it. And the occasional junior dev stumbling into it not realizing just how bad their output can be.