GitHub is announcing its Copilot X initiative today, an extension of its work on its popular Copilot code completion tool, which originally launched into preview all the way back in 2021.

This is borne out by the FAQ on GitHub’s Copilot page as well, which notes that on the first attempt to fill in a blanked out function’s code it got it right only 43% of the time and 57% when ...

By David Ramel 01/08/2025 GitHub's fledgling Copilot extensions marketplace is taking shape, with Docker and PerplexityAI being the most popular tools offered so far. The Microsoft-owned company hosts ...

Copilot Chat more recently came to individual Copilot customers — those paying $10 per month — in beta. And now, GitHub’s launching Chat in general availability for all users.

According to GitHub, more than 1.2 million developers used Copilot’s technical preview in the past 12 months. In files where Copilot is enabled, it accounts for nearly 40% of code in popular ...

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GitHub begins rolling out a new GPT-4 -powered version of its Copilot coding assistant today. The new iteration expands the tool’s functionality to more phases of the code creation process.

GitHub knows Copilot's code suggestions aren't always accurate or fast, but its engineers argue that misses the point. Written by Liam Tung, Contributing Writer July 18, 2022, 6:22 a.m. PT ...

GitHub is expanding Copilot, anticipating a future where AI will be integrated into every aspect of the developer experience. Written by Stephanie Condon, Senior Writer Nov. 9, 2022, 9:35 a.m. PT ...

After Microsoft and GitHub released Copilot, GitHub’s chief executive, Nat Friedman, tweeted that using existing code to train the system was “fair use” of the material under copyright law ...