How is it the responsibility of the Rust community that there weren't enough metric tons of free code for the machine to slurp up? And the phrasing makes it sound like it's the community's fault for not feeding OpenAI enough code to be stripped of its license and authorship and get blended into a fine latent soup. It's a lot like people coming to a one-man FOSS project with a laundry list of demands, expecting to be treated with the religious reverence of a major enterprise contract.
The whole tone, the pervasive "use it or you'll be left behind"—where users saying they don't want or need it only proves further evidence of its imminent apotheosis—superficially reminds me of previous FUDs.
And how is it not concerning that the thing described as intelligent needs billions of lines to generalize a language a human can learn from a single manual? Will it need hundreds of kLOC to internalize a new library, or even its new version, beyond in-context learning? The answer is yes; you are choosing to freeze the entire tech stack, when fixing its abstractions could actually save you from boilerplate, just so the machine can write it for you at $200 a month with a significant error rate.