I think it really depends on the users. The same people who would just paste stackoverflow code until it seems to work and call it a day will abuse LLMs. Howeve

I think it really depends on the users. The same people who would just paste stackoverflow code until it seems to work and call it a day will abuse LLMs. However, those of us who like to know everything about the code we write will likely research anything an LLM spits out that we don't know about. Well, at least that's how I use them. And to throw a counter to your hypothesis, I find that sometimes the LLM will use functions or library components that I didn't know of, which actually saves me a lot of time when learning a new language or toolkit. So for me, it actually accelerates learning rather than retarding it.