GitHub Copilot learns new tricks, adopts this year's model

[erek]

Switching to GPT-turbo instead of Codex

“A developer thus can highlight, say, a regex in a source file and invite Copilot to explain what the obtuse pattern matching expression does. Copilot can also be asked to generate tests, to analyze and debug, to propose a fix, or to attempt a custom task. The model can even add comments that explain source code and can clean files up like a linter.

More interesting still, Copilot can be addressed by voice. Using spoken prompts, the assistive software can produce (or reproduce) code and run it on demand. It's a worthy accessibility option at least. Time will tell whether Copilot can resist prank commands from cubicle trespassers who direct the AI to fetch inappropriate content.”

Source: https://www.theregister.com/2023/03/22/github_copilot_learns_new_tricks/

 

[LukeTbk]

If this grand father people that paid for 1 year of the old copilot and let you use infinite amount of token of chatgpt for that price, could end up having been an incredible deal.

Or maybe the name change is because that will not be the case and the reason for it.

 

[socK]

Copilot for docs is an amazing feature