Cognition

July 11 (Bloomberg) -- Goldman Sachs is testing an autonomous software engineer developed by artificial intelligence startup Cognition, according to a CNBC report today, with Goldman Sachs technology chief Marco Argenti telling the media outlet that the first AI programmer is expected to join Goldman's 12,000 human developers soon. The world's first AI programmer, named Devin, caused quite a stir in the tech world when it was released last year, with developer Cognition claiming to have created the world's first AI software engineer, with a demo video showing the ...

AI startup Cognition has launched a new AI programmer "Genie", which has an amazing performance, instantly defeating Devin and GPT-4 to become the world's strongest AI programming assistant. This AI programmer scored as high as 30.08% on the authoritative testing platform SWE-Bench, far exceeding Devin's 13.8% and Swe-agent+GPT-4's 12.47%. You may be curious, how did Genie do it? As early as December 2022...

In less than half a year, AI programmer Devin's parent company Cognition AI has soared to a valuation of $2 billion. The founding team has 10 IOI gold medals, showing strong strength. Source note: The image is generated by AI, and the image authorization service provider Midjourney. In contrast, other companies such as Perlexity AI and Mistral AI have only been valued at around $1 billion to $2 billion after years of development, showing the rapid rise and high valuation of Cognition AI...