GitHub launches an open beta version of Copilot Chat available to the enterprise: not only a code assistant, but also a dialogue with developers

CTOnews.com, July 21 / PRNewswire-Asianet /-- Microsoft GitHub recently released a public beta version of Copilot Chat, an AI tool that is mainly used to help developers write code and can be directly integrated into developers' desktop IDE environment.

It is reported that Copilot Chat is not only limited to "code default supplement" and "code error correction", but also can automatically associate the following text based on the above.

GitHub claims that regardless of the level of experience of developers, they can use Copilot Chat to build complete applications or debug code bases in minutes to improve developer productivity and code accuracy.

GitHub also said that in addition to helping developers in terms of code, the AI tool can also engage in dialogue with developers, making the interaction with AI more detailed.

According to GitHub's research, using GitHub Copilot can significantly improve developer productivity. In the control study, the speed at which developers used GitHub Copilot increased by 55%. Earlier research by GitHub also showed that an average of 46 per cent of code in all programming languages was generated using GitHub Copilot, compared with 61 per cent among Java developers.

At present, GitHub said that all enterprise users can use Copilot Chat public beta, only need to confirm the user agreement in the Copilot tab, after accepting the terms, you can enable the AI tool, interested CTOnews.com friends can learn more here.