As large tech companies see widespread adoption of AI coding tools internally, it raises the question of whether they still need software engineers. #SAP #SAPIndia https://t.co/gkYuwLDQUH
GitHub CEO Thomas Dohmke says developers have started to embrace the use of AI tools in their workflow, and that most of them think AI will generate 90 per cent of their code in the coming years. #GitHub #AI #Coding #Developers #AICoding #VibeCoding https://t.co/7LfoOZgWQA
Microsoft Copilot, the tech giant's AI chatbot that comes pre-installed on Windows PCs is getting a new Smart Mode powered by GPT-5. #MicrosoftCopilot #CopilotAI #GPT5 #CopilotSmartMode #AI https://t.co/ddxnuQ9B3c
Microsoft has officially launched GPT-5 integration across its entire Copilot ecosystem, including Microsoft 365 Copilot, GitHub Copilot, Azure AI Foundry, and consumer Copilot applications. The rollout introduces a new Smart Mode powered by GPT-5, enhancing capabilities in reasoning, coding assistance, document analysis, and context-aware chat responses. This update is available to both free and paid users, marking a broad deployment of OpenAI's latest model within Microsoft's AI-powered tools. GitHub CEO Thomas Dohmke noted that developers are increasingly adopting AI tools in their workflows, with expectations that AI will generate up to 90% of their code in the coming years. The integration represents Microsoft's most comprehensive AI upgrade to date, leveraging Azure for training and deployment.