22 stories tagged github-copilot, newest first.
6 points by fscaramuzza | 6 comments
Communications of the ACM research article on the gap between individual efficiency gains and overall throughput when using GitHub Copilot; page showed a Cloudflare check.
408 points by galnagli | 151 comments
Wiz blog post describing how its Red Agent autonomously exploited a GitHub Actions vulnerability introduced by a Copilot Autofix to access Snowflake's internal Jira.
388 points by unliftedq | 162 comments
GitHub changelog post announcing that the Kimi K2.7 Code model is generally available as a model choice in GitHub Copilot.
1420 points by indrora | 768 comments
A merged GitHub pull request in microsoft/vscode titled 'Enabling ai co author by default', which adds a Copilot co-author trailer to commits by default.
697 points by frizlab | 509 comments
GitHub blog announcement that starting June 1, GitHub Copilot will move to usage-based billing, with usage consuming GitHub AI Credits.
405 points by pella | 234 comments
Blog post describing the 'over-editing' problem, where AI coding models rewrite more code than needed when fixing simple bugs, with accompanying code.
499 points by zorrn | 204 comments
GitHub blog company-news post announcing changes to GitHub Copilot Individual plans, framed as ensuring a reliable, predictable experience for existing customers.
499 points by _____k | 290 comments
The Register article reporting GitHub removed Copilot's ability to insert promotional "tips" into pull requests after developer backlash.
1364 points by pavo-etc | 552 comments
Blog post describing how GitHub Copilot, asked to fix a typo in a pull request, edited the PR description to insert an advertisement for itself and Raycast.
552 points by vmg12 | 248 comments
Ask HN-style post warning that GitHub will use private repos for Copilot AI training unless users opt out by April 24, with a link to the settings page.
360 points by latexr | 272 comments
The Register article on GitHub users demanding ways to disable forced Copilot features and some seeking alternative code hosting platforms.
751 points by laiysb | 357 comments
Reddit r/ExperiencedDevs thread about watching AI coding agents frustrate Microsoft engineers; the capture shows Reddit's network-policy block page.
500 points by net01 | 316 comments
GitHub changelog post announcing the public preview of the GitHub Copilot coding agent, which can be assigned issues to work on autonomously.
438 points by ksec | 244 comments
GitHub's product page for Copilot, its AI coding assistant, linked in connection with the announcement of a free tier.
853 points by jbredeche | 658 comments
Bloomberg article reporting that GitHub Copilot will offer AI models from Google and Anthropic as alternatives to OpenAI's models.
325 points by kannthu | 178 comments
Reddit thread in r/ChatGPTCoding about Microsoft adding hidden VS Code APIs usable only by GitHub Copilot; the page shown is a Reddit network-policy block.
326 points by samspenc | 349 comments
The Register article reporting that a judge dismissed most claims, including the DMCA claim, in the class-action copyright lawsuit against GitHub Copilot, Microsoft, and OpenAI.
380 points by ceejayoz | 276 comments
Visual Studio Magazine news article on a GitClear whitepaper finding that GitHub Copilot use puts downward pressure on code quality and maintainability.
817 points by marvinvonhagen | 98 comments
A Twitter thread by Marvin von Hagen sharing the leaked confidential system prompt rules of GitHub Copilot Chat, obtained via prompt injection.
465 points by fortenforge | 300 comments
Codeium blog post arguing that GitHub Copilot reproduces GPL-licensed code while Codeium excludes non-permissive code from its training data.
535 points by wsxiaoys | 111 comments
GitHub repository for Tabby, an open-source self-hosted AI coding assistant offered as an alternative to GitHub Copilot.
640 points by duck | 483 comments
Simon Willison blog post on how ChatGPT and Copilot make him more ambitious with side projects, illustrated by building a tool to archive ChatGPT conversations.