Yes. It is a bigger problem than the correct lisence of the model, and I feel that original commenter is not aware of that.
Many companies are waiting for court decisions and are not using even GitHub Copilot. There is even growing business for making analysis for binaries and source code whether they use GPL code or not.
In the USA, code generated by a computer cannot be copyrighted. So you can use it for commercial purposes, but you can't control it the way you could with code that you wrote yourself. And that's legally fine, but your company's legal department might not like that idea.
That's not entirely accurate. In the US, computer-generated code can be copyrighted. The key point is that copyright protection extends to the original expression in the code, but not to its functional aspects, such as algorithms, system design, or logic.
"works produced by a machine or mere mechanical process that operates randomly or automatically without any creative input or intervention from a human author"
