As the GitHub Copilot "AI pair programmer" shakes up the software development space, Microsoft's Mads Kristensen reminds folks that Visual Studio's IntelliCode ain't too shabby, either.

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Visual Studio's IntelliCode is based on the same underlying AI tech as GitHub Copilot. In a blog post/video, Microsoft's Mads Kristensen explains the difference between the "AI pair programmer" and the "IntelliCode" engine. This is similar to OpenAI Codex being able to generate whole lines of code or even entire simple projects.

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