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Microsoft to unveil new in-house AI models at Build conference

Microsoft shares rose on Thursday after reports indicated the company plans to introduce a new suite of proprietary artificial intelligence models at its annual Build developer conference scheduled for June 2 to June 3 in San Francisco. The announcements are expected to include a dedicated coding model......

Microsoft cancels Claude Code licenses and shifts developers to Copilot CLI

Microsoft has begun cancelling licenses for Claude Code across parts of its engineering organization and is directing developers toward GitHub Copilot CLI. The move affects teams within its Experiences and Devices division, which includes major products such as Windows, Microsoft 365, Outlook, Teams,......

Github copilot shifts to usage based pricing model from June

GitHub will move all Copilot subscriptions to a usage based pricing system starting June 1, replacing fixed per seat plans with a model tied to actual AI consumption. The change introduces GitHub AI Credits, where customers pay based on the number of tokens processed during interactions. Each credit......

GitHub halts Copilot subscriptions as AI coding costs surge

GitHub, owned by Microsoft, has frozen new subscriptions to its Copilot Pro, Pro+ and Student plans starting April 20, citing unsustainable computing demands driven by AI coding agents. The move follows internal concerns that resource consumption has outpaced the service’s pricing structure, with......

Anthropic’s Claude Opus 4.7 faces backlash over hidden cost concerns

Anthropic released Claude Opus 4.7 as its most advanced public AI model, highlighting gains in coding, instruction following, and long running agent tasks. The San Francisco company also reported higher honesty scores, with the model reaching 91.7 percent on its MASK benchmark and challenging incorrect......

AI coding tools show reliability gaps in structured output tasks

A new study from the University of Waterloo finds that leading artificial intelligence coding tools still fail in roughly one out of four cases when generating structured outputs, raising concerns about their reliability in real-world software development workflows. The research, released on March 16......