Right, which is why it feels like a bad-faith argument in this case to say "a machine can't produce copyrightable code, etc." We aren't talking about a server

Right, which is why it feels like a bad-faith argument in this case to say "a machine can't produce copyrightable code, etc." We aren't talking about a server sitting in a Microsoft data center shuffling code to another server without human intervention. We are talking about a tool that helps developers create code -- code that is "copyrightable and under another license", and thus in violation.