As AI continues to improve its coding capabilities, the structure of software development teams is facing significant changes, with the prospects for junior developers and Quality Assurance (QA) positions becoming precarious. An increasing number of Chief Information Officers (CIOs) and heads of development teams are indicating that with the widespread adoption of AI assistants, they will reassess the composition of their teams, which will mainly rely on AI experts and senior developers to oversee AI-generated code.

Today, Baidu launched the AI programming assistant tool, Baidu Comate, based on the Wenxin large model. This tool aims to provide features such as automatic code generation, unit test generation, comment generation, and intelligent Q&A. It supports hundreds of programming languages, significantly enhancing coding efficiency and making programming more efficient and convenient.

GitHub has announced the expansion of the public beta of its AI programming assistant Copilot Chat to individual users. Copilot Chat allows developers to interact with an AI assistant while writing code, offering various programming help. Individual users on GitHub can experience this feature by subscribing to the Copilot service for $10 a month or $100 a year. The AI programming assistant has become a popular application area, providing more support and convenience to developers. GitHub's initiative further promotes the application of AI technology in programming.