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GitHub launches Copilot for Business with corporate licensing and policy controls for $19 per user per month, and claims it won't save or share companies' code

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  • @maryjofoley Mary Jo Foley on x
    GitHub Copilot for business, $19 per user per month, adds corporate licensing and policy controls, including a toggle that lets IT admins prevent suggested code that matches public code on GitHub from being shown to developers: https://techcrunch.com/... (via TechCrunch)
  • @matthausk @matthausk on x
    Figuring out the right prompt +"management" interface for 3rd party business data is an overlooked frontier. I deeply believe that businesses will have their own company LLMs soon, but I have not seen the form factor yet that makes enterprise adoption easy. https://twitter.com/..…
  • @carnage4life Dare Obasanjo on x
    $19 per user per month is a ridiculously low price for Github CoPilot. If you consider the time saved versus the hourly rate of a software developer, it's underpriced by a huge amount. https://github.blog/... https://twitter.com/...