The company launched a series of updates to improve Copilot last month. Now, Dohmke said Copilot is writing 46pc of code on GitHub and helps developers code up to 55pc faster. By October of that year, Copilot was helping to write 30pc of new code on the platform. GitHub, which was acquired by Microsoft five years ago, first launched a preview of Copilot in June 2021 in collaboration with OpenAI. “Our R&D team at GitHub Next has been working to move past the editor and evolve GitHub Copilot into a readily accessible AI assistant throughout the entire development lifecycle.” But AI-powered auto-completion is just the starting point,” Dohmke wrote. “Copilot started a new age of software development as an AI pair programmer that keeps developers in the flow by auto-completing comments and code.
Under the new vision for Copilot, which GitHub calls Copilot X, will now also be added to pull requests, the command line and docs to answer any questions developers may have on their projects. GitHub CEO Thomas Dohmke wrote in a blogpost yesterday (22 March) that the adoption of OpenAI’s model will bring ChatGPT-like chat and voice options to Copilot, assisting developers with easy-to-access AI tools across the developer lifecycle. Microsoft-owned GitHub is upgrading its AI-powered coding assistant Copilot by integrating it with OpenAI’s GPT-4, the company’s most advanced large language model. Copilot, the AI assistant which writes 46pc of code on GitHub, is evolving with GPT-4 to help users across the development lifecycle.
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