So? Getting a months' worth of junior level code in an hour is still unbelievable.
It's great for suggesting approaches, but the code it generates looks like it doesn't actually have understanding (which is correct).
I can't trust what it writes, and if I have to go through it all with a fine toothed comb, I may as well write the code myself.
So my conclusion is that it's a very powerful research tool, and an atrocious junior developer who has dyslexia and issues with memory.
this sort of developer in a pair programming exercise would find themselves flustered at how a junior approached problem solving and just fix it themselves. i strongly suspect the loss of a feeling of control is at play here.