The correct option is GitHub Copilot can generate syntactically valid snippets yet it may miss your application's intent or provide logic that is not correct for your case.

Because GitHub Copilot integrates with Cloud Code it fully understands your GCP project configuration and always produces logically correct code is wrong because integration with an IDE or extension does not grant full comprehension of your entire cloud configuration and it does not guarantee correctness. Absolute claims about always being logically correct are not accurate.

GitHub Copilot supports only a small set of mainstream languages and cannot work with niche frameworks is incorrect because Copilot supports many programming languages and works across a wide range of ecosystems. It is not limited to only a few mainstream stacks.

GitHub Copilot cannot produce code for low level languages like C or Rust because it was trained only on high level languages is incorrect because Copilot provides suggestions for many languages including C and Rust. Its training and capability are not restricted to only high level languages.

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