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JetBrains, a company known for developing the IntelliJ IDE and the Kotlin language, has recently launched its first AI coding assistant, Junie. This new tool aims to assist developers with everyday development tasks and is capable of understanding the context of existing projects, providing support for the creation of new applications and feature expansions. Junie successfully solved a variety of common developer tasks in the highly regarded SWE-Bench Verified benchmark test.

In the current market, AI-driven coding assistant startups are emerging one after another, with Augment, Codeium, Magic, and Poolside among them. However, Cursor has become the most popular product. Its developing company, Anysphere, had an annual revenue of $4 million in April this year, which skyrocketed to $4 million per month by last month, growing at a rate far exceeding other coding assistant providers. Such rapid growth has attracted the attention of numerous venture capitalists.

GitHub recently announced an important update for developers using Mac. The first preview of GitHub Copilot has been released, allowing developers to try this AI-based feature to improve their workflow. GitHub Copilot is an AI coding assistant that helps developers write code faster through suggestions and requests tailored to specific commands. GitHub Copilot is now available for

Amazon Web Services (AWS) announced today in a blog post the launch of an AI assistant named Amazon Q Developer, designed to help developers improve efficiency when writing code. This assistant can be directly integrated into developers' IDEs (Integrated Development Environments), such as Visual Studio Code and JetBrains. Developers can easily highlight text to access new feature options from Q Developer.