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Microsoft GitHub launches AI-powered Copilot X, adopts GPT-4 model

Copilot X allows software developers to automatically complete comments and code, make personalisation

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GitHub Copilot is already writing on average 46 per cent of code in all programming languages, helping developers code up to 55 per cent faster within just two years of its launch

Sourabh Lele New Delhi
GitHub, Microsoft’s software development collaboration platform, on Wednesday announced an update that will use the power of GPT-4, an artificial intelligence (AI) model.

GitHub said Copilot X allows software developers to automatically complete comments and code, offering personalisation for every programming team, project, and repository.

The tool will include a chat interface to the code editor that is focused on developer scenarios. It “natively” integrates with Visual Studio Code, the source-code editor made by Microsoft and the development environment Visual Studio. With the new update, a developer can get in-depth analysis and explanations of what code blocks are intended to

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