The New GitHub Copilot X Powered by GPT-4 is Here!
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- Опубликовано: 10 июн 2024
- Hello everybody I'm Nick and in this video I take a first look at the recently announce GitHub Copilot X that is powered by GPT-4. It adds many features with the main one being a ChatGPT like experience which is full context aware in your IDE.
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crazy times, the craziest part is how quickly MS acted on this. Google was totally Yahoo'd in the arena
Probably because Google is commited to doing exactly this but through Deepmind, and Microsoft doesn’t have an equivalent so it was eager to buy in.
Lol! Underrated comment! Love the analogy.
Man, sounds like ChatGpt generated comments 😂
I think it's very important to use LLMs for learning rather than "Hey! Do this job for me so I don't have to". Since this is not like a General Intelligence, it will eventually fail at some point of the project and it becomes your duty to debug and fix it. I know that it does awesome work most of the times, we shouldn't blindly follow what is does. I wonder how we are really going to integrate this to real industry. Interesting times ahead 😅
I think we're living in a very brief period where these AI models are good enough to aid real developers but 5-10 years from now there will be a model that goes from prompt -> product with no oversight at all
@@charlielarson1350 Sure, what I am trying to say is it is not gonna happen with these ChatGPT type of tools. Those tools work on probabilistic algorithms which cannot be fully reliable at scale. It will happen with a some sort of general intelligence.
That's why I like the approach of calling "Copilot" and not "auto code fixer" or something like that. It's a companion rather than something that does everything for you.
@@ciberman ^ This
That and a somewhat improved autocomplete is basically what I use it for. Stuff I know that is boilerplaty (translate these Rust structs to Typescript interfaces as an example), is great use imo.
What a time to be alive
I am holding my papers the whole year
this is actually a ruse for AI to control developers. make them all join the wait list.if they control software developers, they control the world
"Grandpa, can you describe the early 2020s?"
"Ah, the early 2020s were quite a time. We faced a global pandemic, a surge in mental health issues, toilet paper shortage, widespread misinformation, civil unrest, and intense debates around cancel culture and social justice. We had a rather intriguing president and experienced the infamous events of January 6th. We fought a Proxy war with a nuclear-armed nation, high gas prices, remarkable advancements in nuclear fusion and the dawn of the AI revolution.
Other than that, not too much happened - it was a pretty quiet compared to the mid 2020’s”
Man that last line was creepy
I hope this will be included in VS proper as soon as possible. The current VS Copilot is still a bit clunky, but it's 1000 times better than nothing.
I would actually use the "chat" feature inside vscode like they showcase here, but i tried current version of copilot and tbh for me "nothing" is better than that, because i find constant autocompletion very distracting as it steer away my focus.
1000 x 0 = 0. I will understand if you want to hate me.
I'm a simple guy. I see Copilot + GPT-4, I join the waiting list.
It’s gona learn our development patterns and then replace us 😢
I have scoured hundreds of programming related channels and yours is genuinely by far my favorite. Truly a great channel for junior to senior devs to learn from, thank you Sir!
Can't wait for your video showcasing the Copilot X!
One problem is that no developer who has signed an NDA will be able to use it, until these models can be run locally or on company servers. (Let alone training, but here I just meant inference from prompts.)
nvidia just released a new ai which you can run locally which seems to be quite good
I'm not sure, they've got some pretty clear terms that they claim no ownership over your code (or even the suggestions it gives), the data being sent is encrypted both ways and not stored, and they'll even defend you in court if someone sues you over code it gave you
There's a reason they offer a Business subscription
What about IP (intellectual property)? Though impressive, I do have privacy/IP concerns about using this technology on a proprietary codebase. What sort of protections (if any) are around this area?
What sort of protections => probably at first they will first claim we get all our privacy respected and after a while someone will figure out they are collecting EVERTHING from your system, just like happens with FB , Google and Microsoft so i would say probably we as devs realistically will not get ANY IP protection but ofc they will claim otherwise.
Hehe :)
All your code now belong to the fellow Corporate. For the Greater Good, of course!
I think it's too late if you already put your code on GitHub
I feel your excitement Bro! Well done! 👏
I really need this hooked into my codebase with Rider and vs code so I can really use it. This is exactly what I've been waiting for. The ability to be in my codebase and have all that context. Copy/pasting to Chat GPT is a bit annoying as it makes mistakes and whatnot.
Soon we will have 1000x coders 😂
@@ahmedexmor minus the waitlist! 🤣
Impressive, but it would concern me to automate the writing of unit tests from existing code. You're not really testing that the code is correct, just that the code does what it has been written to do, but that's not the same thing. This is why ideally unit tests should be written first, although I realize that in practice this doesn't always happen, because developing a solution to a problem is an iterative process. Even human written tests sometimes suffer from this problem, and you can get a test passing when it shouldn't. Even so, assuming that the code is correct and telling an AI to write unit tests from it is asking for trouble.
I would prefer to write the tests myself and then ask Copilote to write the code.
Then add a test and make it refactor the code to satisfy it too.
That is why it's still called co-pilot. you have to watch it until it gains some sort of general intelligence😂
@@prouleau4440 Also that works perfect. with chat gpt-4
Copilot should be able to deduce what your code is supposed to do based on naming and comments. The same way it can find bugs in the code.
Thanks. This changes everything.
I hope copilot x has first-class support for VS. I can not wait for my invitation and trying this on a legacy code base.
this is the way
RIP Stack Overflow you won't be missed.
I woke up to these news. Insane!!!!!!
I guess the version that willl completely take over our jobs could be called GitHub Pilot Infinity 😅
Just Github Pilot or Main Pilot. We are no longer needed 😬
The version that will completely take over your job is a bunch of 3 dudes named Raghav, Kumar and Mahesh sitting in Bangalore
Wait till process management software gets a deeper integration with this new AI world. The whole tech lay offs are just the preparation for the new era of work.
Meaning? I am a beginner can you explain?
@@user-eo1vk fellow beginner here: it means we’re fked lol
@@Jack-hk6kl You got it mate.
@@vivekkaushik9508 Come one guys, don't be so nervous :) There's so many legacy garbage code out there so the AI will commit suicide after trying to analyse or fix it... That's a job only for macho programmers like we are.
These tools make developers more productive. Most companies have no shortage of software they could write, they just don't because they are time limited. If these companies can get more out of their devs, they will be more likely to turn profits from new software, and therefore be able to keep hiring these new super productive programmers.
The programmer is not dead yet.
If it is as good as it looks, wow 😲
It's never is. Just an ad 😞
It doesn't exist yet. They are trying to drum up support prior to making it. It was a 'preview for press' massaged by the Copilot team.
What are TOS though? Does it include things like MS / OpenAI get full access to the code so it can help you refactor and generate tests?
Love the cli aspect!
I already bought Agriculture 101 book.
You can just ask chatGPT
Well, seems the Pandora's box is open and the point of no return is crossed
you said it better, this is going to fire me from my job.
It's no longer copilot, we are copilot now
Crazy :) hoped this will happen, now it happened. Definitly will make the programming more efficient and effective ^^
Mind-blown 🤯😎💖
Díky!
I think I won't have the ability to use a tool this in my current position for some time, but this makes me really excited to start doing some personal projects with all the mundane/ less interesting parts of that process that it could make easier.
why not? just curious on the limitation you face
@@AlexSchwartzATV Probably due to legal reasons of sending the codebase to a 3rd party (Copilot) for analysis
@@sanderaits I think there will be "copilot" version for companies in which they have to claim they don't collect data, and huge lawsuits could follow which would destroy microsoft. I think copilot is for your every day joe, and small companies that don't care about data.
@@harnageaa That's what I'm hoping for as well, a business license, or better yet a solution to run the computing network locally in-house (or as a cloud service that only the company has control over). Github can still be the middleman for updates and billing, but just let me host the neural network myself if I have the hardware.
@@sanderaits Copilot for business comes with an administrative section where your admin can disable the code analysis. As a solo developer you can also opt your code out of ingestion into their system.
The other features are neat though CLI was just a matter of a curl in a shell script. Thing is, can this one really read your whole project and can it generate code for functionalities that follow the principles and couple parts of existing code?
Amazing!
The progress in technology is going to be anywhere from 10 to 100 times faster now. Productivity is going to be far higher. The world is going to change quickly. The big LMM models are the best innovation ever made by humans after inventing the language.
Super!
I need this guy to have access asap
looking forward to it, hope will be Rider compatable
Will it also work with Azure #devops (Pull Requests), or just GitHub?
i won't be missing unit tests!
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Sounds interesting, but what about privacy? In our company I'm not allowed to use confidential and not even internal data with GPT. So, I think our chief security officer would not be very excited if I share the whole codebase with OpenAI. What do you think about that?
Having access the whole project context is some next level shit!
Soon you just need to write a clear bug/task description, it will code it and write tests for it. Programmers will be full time code reviewers...now just imagine what this will be able to do in a few years.
I need this now. I mean it. It is stupid how much I want this right about now. It is like my favourite film gets a sequel and this is the trailer for it.
Join the wait list like everybody else, sonny.
CLI for docker and aws will be awesome
GPT replaces junior developers the same way autopilot in planes replaced junior pilots.
This is fucking crazy. I can't wait to get access
Future it will f**k u
Hey Nick super excited to see the videos of it in use in the future. Do you have any idea about security ?
Chat GPT just had a huge issue leaking people queries and with this automatically feeding my or even worse my company's proprietary code I'm interested if they mentioned anything about how this copilot will treat and what will it do with the codebases it scans to provide the context.
iirc OpenAI said at some point recently that they won't train on inference data. And it will keep the data for only some short period of time (I think it was 30 min) but are open to making special deals to keep it shorter.
That said, security is always an issue. Often gets better with time if targetted a lot.
I have it. Love it. It's like Resharper++++++
Now I need a wider monitor
I love these AI videos from Nick. I can't wait to learn more from you about C# and AI.
Nick please help me! What Windows computer you recommend to work for Visual Studio, no budget restrictions. (XPS 15, X1 Extreme Gen 5, surface laptop, etc)
No idea I use a MacBook Pro
@@nickchapsas I've been using a Macbook Pro as well for the last 4 years but I was planning to comeback to Windows... I guess I'll think it twice Thanks!
Lots of RAM (at least 32MB) and multiple cores. And a fast SSD (don't even think about a spinning drive!). If you're doing a lot of Zoom, things will crawl...so a fast graphics processing. And you'll need high-resolution on at least 2 monitors. I run a medium-sized (8 projects in solution, 400K lines or so) project -- compiling can take btw 30 secs and 1 minute. I'm doing this on a Surface Pro 7 16GB and am ready to upgrade myself. I sure wish there was a service where we could try out configurations with our codebase and see what works best.
I hope it can refactor code, but if it could just adding comments to existing methods would be a great start.
As a 2nd year CS student this is kinda depressing that I might will be redudant when I graduate, completely replaced by AI. It takes a serious toll on my mental health for the reason that I don't have a solid future outlook as I did when I started uni...
You will just use AI to your advantage.
If it is advanced enough to replace you, it will be advanced enough to replace most white collar jobs which is when your job will be the least of your concerns
I have been in the same boat too. For the last few days, I started to just calm down and embrace this. The thing that got me relaxed was I asked How can this thing be my replacement? Think about it. There is a huge global industry running at some pace and it doesn't sound realistic that the whole world just replace humans with a Language Model(not some kind of General Intelligence). Language models work using probability which means it will eventually fail at some point and what do you think will happen then? If it is just a side project of yours that would be fine but imagine it fails at a huge codebase that makes money to the company. Like I said as long as we don't invent a general intelligence we should be fine. I hope this makes you feel better.
Yall honestly have nothing to worry about. If anything you have it way easier because you have this stuff as tools to create amazing projects whereas when I was coming out of school in 2020 I didn't have any of this stuff
This is good for developers, not bad. While some teams shrink due to increased efficiency per dev, there is a lot of new work cropping up everywhere to work with ai. Tech jobs are shifting, not disappearing.
I maybe very too to the party but I also can't believe it, The original Copilot almost 50x-ed my productivity and now bringing in the ChatGPT4 into the mix just feels like finding the perefect missing stone. btw I'm on the waiting list.late
new definition of peer programming.
I wonder how many layoffs in tech will happen soon and how many less jobs will be available for programmers in the future.
my question is would it work if the code base is, like, millions of lines of code?
Probably not. But wait a year and it will.
it should be able to navigate through it to a certain degree
No the context windows is still way to small for that. Even couple of thousand of lines of codes will reach the maximum as of now. But for most use cases it should be sufficient to just look at "nearby" code and future versions will most likely increase the windows further
"if it can vertically centre a div, it can do anything" ha ha ha I feel the pain of that reference also!!!!
I hope this helps me contribute to open source software.
Oh my gawd! It reads the entire solution, or just the current page? Edit: the entire code base. Wow! Just wow. 😮
No shot, I hope it's gonna help me with refactoring huge, old, legacy, spaghetti code at my company.
Holy shit, never missing a unit test ever again. This is some nuts
I've talked with a lot of people about this, and we all agree that for today it may negate the need for junior devs in some respects, but what about in 20 years when new senior devs are needed? Who is going to be the next generation of senior devs? It's an interesting thought.
These are my thoughts exactly. I think they really need to slow the release of these AI projects because the amount of fear that I am seeing from people is alarming. I know some students that are considering dropping their computer science courses because they think it's pointless pursuing a career in software now that AI is on the rise.
I think junior devs will use this tool and, thanks to the explanations ChatGPT provides, learn from it much faster than we used to. They will just need support from Seniors to point them towards good practices, clean code, etc. Kind of like now :)
Until we reach General Artificial Intelligence which is as capable as a Senior dev, I don't think it will make devs obsolete. But I think that's when the singularity happens and pretty much everyone becomes replaceable by AI 😅 So let's hope that's centuries away
Is there copilot for visual studio?
Wow wow wow wow wow
1:40 "If it can answer that, it can do anything" hahahaha
I was literally thinking today during coding “Copilot helps me out a lot, but what if I could paste my whole repo into chatgpt, and ask it some questions” 😂
I hope that this comes out to Visual studios community
Nick, I know you use internally Rider as I do... do you know whether there will be Copilot X support for Rider?
Absolutely. Rider shares the platform with the other IntelliJ based IDEs that are very popular so we will definately get it. Maybe Microsoft will pull a M$ and lauch it in VS and VS Code first, but it will definately be in Rider after that.
@@nickchapsas In the second 3:28 they show jetbrains, I guess that includes ryder and other jetbrain IDEs
@@nickchapsas I checked the beta page and for now you subscribe for the beta in Vs code and visual studio only
"How to vertically center a div? If it can answer that, it can answer anything". This cracked me up 🤣
I wonder from security perspective. If CHAT-GPT 4 has access to all my code. Could there be a security lapse. i mean suggesting some one else code or solution to other person.
Absolutely yes, even if indirectly it might do that and you have no way of knowing that. You are sending your code to a third party company. What is more OpenAI has taken tons of code from github. It is now part of their statistical model but in a different form. Most of code there is licensed but they completely ignored that saying it is public facing and took it. They do not even give anyone credit or show where the solution is coming from. I think this is a huge omission and a gap in the law.
Can it also debug css code?
Esto de las inteligencias artificiales es una locura
So this is what I wanted right? The context knowledge of copilot + the ability to ask for complete code ? So now I can start like I would with chatGPT but now I can make my own changes and when I ask for help it now understands what I have done.. unlike using chatgpt.. right?
@@kaylaroxx what do i got wrong ?
This is all getting pretty serious. But let me know when I can just create a github issue and sit back and wait for the pull request.
Copilot got in my way most of the time and only used it twice during the free trial. I hope this is better.
As a tech geek I celebrate this . . . as a human being it scares me . . . it may take us very high . . . or it may kill us.
as a dev everyone should be scared
Don't worry, climate change will get us before this ever becomes a problem.
kill us how? Do you actually have a reason or is it a random fear?
@@vacc1001 Honestly it is more that I can not estimate in the least what this will evolve into in the next years - what social ramifications it may have for the people who are not in possession of this technology. And what decisions may people decide to lay into the hands of an AI in a couple of years because it is cheaper than to have it controlled by people.
Flying planes, driving trucks, controlling water , electricity or nuclear facilities without us having fully understood the decision processes of this technology.
So in reality I may be rather scared of the people who own this and implement this than by the technology itself.
Oh boii
The most headache thing here is the waitlist waiting for GPT4 for 12 days
6:13 might want to consider the ramifications of that...
Here, please take my money now.
I was about to terminate my Copilot sub but know that I have seen this. Wow.
The AI Revolution
If it can answer cantering a div, it can do anything hahah!
"[How do I vertically center a div?], if it can answer that, it can do anything!" - Nick Chapsas 😂 I've found my epitaph
Has there been any news on when copilot will come to visual studio?
Its available on the market place. The VSC version seems to be more advanced tho.
“If it can vertically center a div, it can do anything” 😂😂😂😂
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All the future is now baby the future is now cuz man if that co-pilot can scan your code rewrite it and add features that are not in your code oh man game design technology everything's about the change
Especially with GPT-4's ability to read and spit out over you know 24,000 words
I think at this point we can all go and seach for another job like brick layer or something like wise
I can't imagine being involved in programming and not knowing regular expressions...regex...
Am I just old? Lol 😂😂😂
How much is it? Or do i get the upgrade for free as a paying user?
No, looking at the description on the web site, it looks like you can add features like chat, docs and cli as separate subscriptions. But currently no costs are specified.
You should really take the time to learn regex. I can take large amounts of data and perform some preprocessing in seconds with regex. It can be used as a very intelligent find and replace. It can also be used to quickly validate user input or grab values from within strings (such as finding digits within a string). It is definitely worth it to learn about this.
I have it for free as a big opensource project contributor, I hope copilot X will stick the the same plan.
Holy shit
hey everyone i have a question that,,, is ai replace web developer 😊😊😊😊😊🐯🐯🐯
if it's "here" then why can't I use it yet?
Alright. Time to get into Robitics and hope enough time will pass until Robots can build themselves
erm...robots already do build themselves - it's better to be a surgeon me thinks. Trust issues will prevent people from allowing fully autonomous machines to perform surgery I reckon
Acknowledged.
Maybe it did that well because it was a common job test you could find on the internet. And so the solution to it may also be present in the training dataset of chatGPT. Why don't you test it with a whole new challenge of your own?
Well, there goes my job
A new thought about AI taking developer jobs...
If this makes devs 10x as productive, hiring a developer at the same rate is 10x more effective than it ever was before. We could even see a boom in developer jobs. Businesses aren't short on profitable ideas, usually they've got a thousand that they can never get to because they don't have enough engineers to get them all done
Feels like this is how its gonna end yeAh. Devs not working on stories but the whole feature / solution lol.
i think you need to go and watch some lessons on economics.. If a developer is 10x more productive then it would create an oversupply of developers not a boom.... Becasue now the work they are now doing's value would have just dropped through the floor.... This is economics 101.
@@GammaSouljah yes and a human always wants a basic level of stress so business will push the envelope and require more business lol its a vicious cycle