Github Copilot Bright Future or Impending Doom
With the advent of GitHub Copilot hitting the coder's market, it has been widely debated and discussed whether it paints the picture that it promises or will it take away the security of developers and programmers.
Microsoft subsidiary GitHub and OpenAI have announced the new AI-powered Copilot as a service assistant for developers on 29th June 2021, basking in the glory of the all-time exclusive feature of "AI-Pair Programmer."
Acting as the perfect extension for beta users that assists coders by generating or auto-completing their codes, does it reckon an impending doom for developers? What does GitHub Copilot's advancement mean for the software engineering industry?
Like an add-on that helps writers curate content, Copilot allows developers to write their code by making suggestions. Copilot is much like the autocomplete features in email applications like Gmail and Google Extensions such as Google Docs. Will AI eventually replace developers?
Microsoft subsidiary GitHub and OpenAI have announced the new AI-powered Copilot as a service assistant for developers on 29th June 2021, basking in the glory of the all-time exclusive feature of "AI-Pair Programmer."
Acting as the perfect extension for beta users that assists coders by generating or auto-completing their codes, does it reckon an impending doom for developers? What does GitHub Copilot's advancement mean for the software engineering industry?
Like an add-on that helps writers curate content, Copilot allows developers to write their code by making suggestions. Copilot is much like the autocomplete features in email applications like Gmail and Google Extensions such as Google Docs. Will AI eventually replace developers?