AI is moving fast, from experiments to agents that act on their own. Few people have a better view of what that shift means for business than Lynn Martin, President of NYSE Group. At the Agentic Data Summit on December 9, Lynn joins Redpanda Founder & CEO Alex Gallego for a conversation on what it takes to adopt AI where reliability is everything, how AI is showing up in the companies coming to market, and why timely, trustworthy data matters more than ever as agents start acting in real time. Tune in at 9:19 AM PT. The summit is free and virtual and runs 8:30 AM–2:00 PM PT.
GitHub recently rewrote the software engine behind multiple Copilot products. They ported the codebase from TypeScript to Rust. Almost 800K lines of code. And the great part was that all of this was done using the GitHub Copilot app itself.
This porting exercise was triggered because the existing design was eating up a lot of resources. It was also becoming difficult to embed Copilot in other applications.
However, a project of this size would have required a big team of developers and a couple of years to get done. But by using the GitHub Copilot app, Copilot CLI, and AI agents, a single developer was able to finish the whole thing in a few months. In this article, we’ll look at how this porting was done and the learnings along the way. Here’s what we will cover:
Source: ByteByteGo (system design interviews) — Read the full article on the original site ↗