AI-powered coding just got more accessible with GitHub Copilot's free plan. Here's how to set it up in VS Code, step-by-step, and find out whether it's smart enough to actually improve your work.

GitHub is launching a new AI coding agent that can fix bugs, add features, and improve documentation on a developer’s behalf. Automating bug fixes. Skip to main content ...

GitHub CEO Thomas Dohmke explained what he believes is the "key for winning" in this arena during an episode of "The MAD Podcast with Matt Turck" released Thursday. "I think the key for winning is ...

“AI and software development are now inextricably linked for the rest of our lives,” GitHub CEO Thomas Dohmke said today during a presentation at the Collision conference in Toronto, Canada.

GitHub recently introduced a prototype AI coding agent designed to fix bugs and propose code changes through pull requests autonomously.. Unlike GitHub Copilot, which assists developers in real ...

Git made code and the collaboration around it permeable; AI does the opposite. Old man yells at cloud moment. It’s not hard to see why GitHub would put all its chips on AI.

GitHub frames this new tool as an AI pair programmer. The model behind GitHub Copilot has been trained on billions of lines of code — many of them are hosted and available publicly on GitHub itself.

The CEO of GitHub says half of all code produced by users of the Copilot programming helper is now AI-generated—but that there’s no sign the technology will replace human coders.

Those improvements range from other previews, to new AI models to the general availability of Copilot Edits, which allows developers to make iterative changes across multiple files using natural ...

Earlier this month, Armin Ronacher, a prominent open-source developer, was experimenting with a new code-generating tool from GitHub called Copilot when it began to produce a curiously familiar ...