If you’re using generative AI for code generation in your org: which are the best tools currently on the market?

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CIO in Governmenta year ago

Anthropic’s Claude engine is by far the best for code generation.

We’ve tested several API integrations as a proof of concept using Anthropic’s engine and they work flawlessly.

However, human-in-the loop is still an important fundamental along with a rigorous smoke-test framework to validate and verify the output of the generated code.

SVP Digitalization R&D and Data Science in Manufacturinga year ago

We explore different tools, so far our prime choice is GitHub Copilot. Our coding community loves it !

CTO in Softwarea year ago

We love GCP Vertexi AI and for Gen AI we use Gemini 

Executive Director - Lilly Research Laboratories Tech@Lilly Software Engineering Hub in Healthcare and Biotecha year ago

Mostly GitHub copilot for us, but we're starting to pilot others as well such as Tabnine.

Director, Strategic Security Initiatives in Software2 years ago

Yes. Some of the best tools: GitHub Copilot, Tabnine, etc.

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