Devin

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 ...

Devin AI is the world's first fully autonomous AI programming software development programmer developed by Cognition AI. Its core strength lies in its ability to solve complex problems independently in a sandbox computing environment.Devin AI's performance has been rigorously tested in SWE-bench coding benchmarks, demonstrating its excellence in solving real-world problems.Devin is an AI programmer with a full-stack of skills, the ability to autonomously learn new technologies, build and deploy apps end to end, and autonomously find and fix code bugs, AI programmer who trains and fine-tunes AI models. It leverages the...

Devin, the world's first "AI programmer," opened its doors on December 11th, less than a year after its debut. Its developer, Cognition Labs, announced that individual developers and engineering teams can get full access for $500 per month (currently around RMB 3,635), with a subscription that includes Slack integration, IDE extensions, and specialized technical support. For large enterprises, the company offers a customized Enterprise Edition solution. Devin is fluent in multiple programming languages and works independently on websites and applications...

A startup company, Cognition, recently launched an artificial intelligence assistant called Devin, which is designed to assist software engineering teams with coding and other development tasks. Unlike existing AI coding assistants, Devin can be programmed to execute end-to-end software projects, including deploying applications, fixing bugs, learning new technologies, etc., while humans play a supervisory and guiding role. Devin can execute multi-step workflows based on user needs while keeping work on track. Engineers can observe its progress in real time and jump out of instructions to correct errors when they are found. This allows teams to outsource part of the work to AI assistants,…