Yeah, why would anyone be bitter about a giant corporation creating a commercial code laundering machine that digests a massive amount of copyrighted code and spits out "clean" code free of all the burdens of its inputs?
I don’t know, GitHub Copilot was an expected result (why would anyone propose to host most of civilization’s open source projects for free? SourceForge did worse with shipping malware into people’s binaries.)
It is a bit disgusting, but we programmers have done it to the rest of the world.
And I'm pretty sure I've done none of those things, so I don't really know where this "programmers are the scum of the earth" generalisation is coming from.
If you use "but there are other horrible things!" as a justification to trivialize one horrible thing, what do you think the outcome is when that strategy is applied to the world at large? Bingo, "nothing matters" and no consequences ever follow malicious behaviour, because there's always something else that's also bad.
Don't do this.