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Cognition AI has launched its revamped coding assistant, Devin 2.0, which features a new agent-native integrated development environment (IDE) and is priced significantly lower than its predecessor. The subscription fee has been reduced from $500 to $20, making it more accessible for developers. Devin 2.0 allows users to run multiple instances of the assistant simultaneously, enhancing productivity by enabling parallel task execution. Additional features include task scope determination before execution, code library explanations through Devin Search, and the ability to create detailed architecture diagrams linked to source code and documentation. This update is part of a broader trend in the AI sector, with multiple companies, including Anthropic and Amazon, announcing significant advancements and new models this week.
Amazon’s Nova Act SDK aims to revolutionize web automation by empowering developers to create reliable AI agents capable of performing tasks across browsers autonomously.🌐🤖 #AIInvestment #ArtificialIntelligence #AINews https://t.co/FGgUpI2dIo
AI news we're keeping an eye on this week: ➮ @Amazon launches Nova Act ➮ Gen-4 AI video model by @runwayml ➮ @Apple unveiled its Vision Pro AI ➮ @VanaHQ & @FlowerLabs reveal an AI model called COLLECTIVE-1 Here's why? https://t.co/b57Jqqj4A4
Meet Devin 2.0: The Game-Changing Agent-Native IDE! What's holding you back from coding like a pro? Find out how Devin 2.0 can transform your workflow! 💻 #Devin2 https://t.co/w5KREXX7HX