top | item 39841971 (no title) toth | 1 year ago Is github copilot using GPT-4 or 3.5? I've tried to find out for sure but I can't seem to find the information anywhere discuss order hn newest mellosouls|1 year ago I think 3.5, that was the last official note.Copilot Chat uses 4, but it's suspiciously free of confirmation that is also used in the more contextual Copilot (no-chat). paradite|1 year ago GitHub Copilot uses OpenAI Codex, which is a much older model fined-tuned on GPT-3.Definitely not GPT-4, otherwise it would not be less than $10 a month for constant usage. csnweb|1 year ago The chat part (mostly) uses GPT-4, you can also see which model is called in the request logs. Here is the official announcement: https://github.blog/changelog/2023-11-30-github-copilot-nove... load replies (1)
mellosouls|1 year ago I think 3.5, that was the last official note.Copilot Chat uses 4, but it's suspiciously free of confirmation that is also used in the more contextual Copilot (no-chat).
paradite|1 year ago GitHub Copilot uses OpenAI Codex, which is a much older model fined-tuned on GPT-3.Definitely not GPT-4, otherwise it would not be less than $10 a month for constant usage. csnweb|1 year ago The chat part (mostly) uses GPT-4, you can also see which model is called in the request logs. Here is the official announcement: https://github.blog/changelog/2023-11-30-github-copilot-nove... load replies (1)
csnweb|1 year ago The chat part (mostly) uses GPT-4, you can also see which model is called in the request logs. Here is the official announcement: https://github.blog/changelog/2023-11-30-github-copilot-nove... load replies (1)
mellosouls|1 year ago
Copilot Chat uses 4, but it's suspiciously free of confirmation that is also used in the more contextual Copilot (no-chat).
paradite|1 year ago
Definitely not GPT-4, otherwise it would not be less than $10 a month for constant usage.
csnweb|1 year ago