Copilot

Microsoft's AI assistant, deployed company-wide at many employers.

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Which AI tools are companies standardizing on? Company-wide mandates and actual daily use often diverge. IT commonly blesses one general assistant for the broad rollout, but engineering teams describe drifting toward whichever tool fits their workflow best, regardless of the official pick, often within weeks of a new option appearing. Which AI coding tools are engineering teams still using six months later? Six months in, teams describe moving past simple autocomplete toward agentic, terminal or IDE-integrated tools handling bigger tasks. Engineers more often switch which underlying model they use than switch tools, since the workflow and interface are what people describe missing most when a tool changes. Was Copilot worth deploying company-wide? Adopters describe a split result. Some companies report Copilot earning its cost through steady, ordinary use inside tools people already had open, especially for everyday completions. Others describe usage sliding once developers got a more agentic alternative, even after already paying for every seat.

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