GitHub Copilot, an AI coding tool offered by Microsoft-owned GitHub, has now reached more than 20 million users, Microsoft ...

GitHub’s Copilot tool, which helps developers write code faster using AI, has now crossed 20 million users. The milestone ...

Microsoft's AI coding tool, GitHub Copilot, has achieved over 20 million all-time users, as confirmed by CEO Satya Nadella.

AI coding tools are everywhere but small errors and hidden bugs are making developers rethink how they use them.

Microsoft has released a new GitHub Copilot extension in public preview designed to help enterprise .NET developers modernize ...

GitHub Copilot has pushed AI-assisted programming well beyond code generation and code chat, with new capabilities continuing to arrive at a rapid pace. In 2014, Microsoft Research released an ...

GitHub announced last week that it will be releasing Copilot, its “AI pair programmer” tool, to the public. Copilot uses AI to provide a range of support functions, including autocompleting ...

Copilot competes with Amazon CodeWhisperer, Google Cloud’s Duet AI, and independent AI coding tools. Other announcements from the event: GitHub Copilot Chat will be generally available in December.

GitHub researchers compare how fast developers can code with Copilot's AI assistance versus a group relying on standard developer practices. Written by Liam Tung, Contributing Writer Sept. 9, 2022 ...

In late June of 2021, GitHub launched a ‘technical preview’ of what they termed GitHub Copilot, described as an ‘AI pair programmer which helps you write better code’. Quite… ...

Microsoft Corp.’s GitHub said today it’s making one of the main features of its enhanced copilot tool available to developers in limited beta test mode. Github Copilot Chat is described as the ...

GitHub Copilot, which leverages AI to suggest code, will be general availability in summer 2022 -- free for students and "verified" open source contributors.