Generative AI-assisted coding allows developers to write code faster — and often, more accurately — using digital tools to create code based on natural language prompts or partial code inputs.

To help advance research on self-invoking code generation, the researchers propose a technique to automatically repurpose existing coding benchmarks for self-invoking code generation.

The open, non-commercially licensed model specializes in more than 80 languages and already outperforms CodeLlama 70B and Deepseek Coder 33B.

At first glance, Qodo, the startup previously known as CodiumAI, may appear to be yet another AI code generation tool. But the team, which is announcing a $40 million Series A round led by Susa ...