If you already knew how to do the thing, then you wouldn't need co-pilot. The whole purpose of this tool is to suggest a way to do the thing, and the biggest value is when you don't know how to do it and need help. In that case, if you can't trust the help what use is it?

As others have pointed out, at last Stack Overflow comes with context, the ability to rate and comment on suggestions, or even have a discussion about an approach. With this you take it or leave it. Saying you should already know what you need to do and what the tradeoffs are and how to evaluate the quality of the suggestion is basically saying this should have no value to you, and any consequences are all your fault if it does.