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Microsoft is now offering free Copilot Chat features in Office apps like Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and OneNote for all Microsoft 365 business users, providing AI-powered assistance without extra cost, while a premium license offers enhanced features and faster performance.
GitHub is expanding access to Copilot Chat, its programming-centric chatbot, by making it available to all current GitHub Copilot for Individual subscribers in Visual Studio and VS Code. Copilot Chat allows developers to have multiturn conversations about coding and ask questions about the code they are currently working on. It provides real-time guidance, best practices, tips, and solutions tailored to the code, without having to switch away from the IDE. GitHub aims to enable natural language as a new universal programming language, reducing boilerplate work and democratizing software development.
GitHub has launched a limited public beta for Copilot Chat, a ChatGPT-like feature aimed at assisting developers with coding. Available to enterprise companies and organizations, Copilot Chat is contextually aware of the code being typed and provides real-time guidance, coding analysis, and troubleshooting. GitHub claims that Copilot X, which includes Copilot Chat, has the potential to significantly increase developer productivity, allowing even inexperienced developers to build applications and debug code more efficiently. The company is also working on voice-to-code interactions for the software.