It's an AI race and they're all vibing off of what the other ones are doing and implementing accordingly. Meanwhile, I've been enjoying Google's AI studio. I can definitely see though the AI companies are trying, they're trying to give devs, and teams the tools they need to operate more efficiently and faster.
However, piping code requests, and hey->do this, AI gives you something; the privacy aspect of it.
On the in-terms, these ARE LLMs, devs/infra people do look at how their tools are being used. You can pull a lot of info with and about an organizatin and what their internals are up to just from how they're using the AI's information.
So while we're looking at Microsoft's quality of testing, what does that really mean in terms of how they're viewing the tool usage.
vpShane|8 months ago
However, piping code requests, and hey->do this, AI gives you something; the privacy aspect of it.
On the in-terms, these ARE LLMs, devs/infra people do look at how their tools are being used. You can pull a lot of info with and about an organizatin and what their internals are up to just from how they're using the AI's information.
So while we're looking at Microsoft's quality of testing, what does that really mean in terms of how they're viewing the tool usage.