Based on many peer discussions, seemed like GitHub Co-pilot was really the only true AI product teams were using internally. Any other tools people are finding value with on internal side?

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Chair and Professor, Startup CTO in Education10 months ago

We use ChatGPT a lot.

Sr. Director of Engineering in Travel and Hospitality10 months ago

The team at my place use chatGPT for getting boilerplates, optimisations, dry runs etc.. We use codium to auto-genrate UT for code coverage as well at one point..
also Marketing and Sales team use some genAI tools (Paid) to generate their content as well..

CTO in Transportation10 months ago

We used ChatGPT for a few experiments but Co-pilot and its integration with the editors is what we use 95% of the time.

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Senior Vice President, Engineering in Software10 months ago

Other than GitHub Copilot, we have seen developers using Tabnine and Codeium very often with a lot of success. If you are an IntelliJ fan, do check out their custom AI available in their tools like Rover and Fleet.

ChatGPT has been a revolution and probably is as good as any other option available today. Feel free to checkout these tools though.

Global Head of AI, Data & Analytics in Software10 months ago

Bard for research with citations
Chatgpt for basic q/a and text generation
Gpt4 with own RLHF for agents
Was midjourney for graphics, evaluating Dalle3 now
Synthesia for informative video

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