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▶ 3:30 Sundar Pichai I think they were lucky to also see it on the coding side with GitHub.

▶ 8:32 Christina Cacioppo And so pull from version, you know, GitHub, GitLab, whatever, look at every pull request and check, you know, these fields or this thing or some run some logic over it.
▶ 32:52 Christina Cacioppo So to that actually, GitHub gets 92% of all of the questionnaires they receive answered through Vanta. 4 times in the scene
▶ 32:59 Christina Cacioppo And so you're like, not at a hundred, but you're like, it's GitHub, they have AI tools, like, they have Copilot, it's a lot.

▶ 4:30 John Collison Pushes to GitHub, which grew roughly 10 to 12% in prior years, jumped 41%.

▶ 13:57 Satya Nadella That, that idea, rediscovering at some level what Microsoft was very good at, which is following the developer, being where the startups are, uh, and so that's what sort of led me even to GitHub and Nat and all of the rest, uh, which is,… 3 times in the scene
▶ 19:32 Satya Nadella Uh, like one of the things that we are experimenting with this mission control in GitHub Copilot is that, right, which is, well, the idea is you go have five, six different branches in which you fire off all these autonomous agents, they…
▶ 56:09 Satya Nadella But then what's in production, uh, is multiple models, and my favorite, like, new thing in GitHub, for example, is auto, which is, I want to keep, you know, people still obviously love Sonnet, whatever, they, they want to use it, but at…
▶ 59:25 Satya Nadella Whether it's for information work, that's kind of what we've done for coding or software development, that's the GitHub co-pilot. 2 times in the scene

▶ 31:09 Anton Osika Um, when it, you will start becoming really complex, what you might want to do is to connect with GitHub and then let an engineer loop in and edit the code however, however they want.

▶ 12:16 Patrick Collison Ok, and so people are maybe familiar with the, you know, the GitHub Copilot or the IDE style paradigm, where you're there writing code in your, in your IDE, and it helps you autocomplete it, or you can give some instructions in the IDE… 2 times in the scene
▶ 13:24 Scott Wu You have some issue in GitHub or something and you tag Devon and then Devon gets to work on it.
▶ 14:58 Patrick Collison And, and you talked about this async model, but isn't it the case that as I look at other, uh, you know, the GitHub copials and the cursors and everything like that, I mean, they are, or cloud codes, they are not, um, they're not fully…
▶ 58:00 Scott Wu I mean, I, I should have Devin, you know, I just, uh, GitHub Actions.

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