Kite, a startup that used AI to help devs code, shuts down, saying state-of-the-art ML models don’t understand the structure of code and too few devs would pay (Adam Smith/Code Faster with Kite)

Adam Smith / Code Faster with Kite:
Kite, a startup that used AI to help devs code, shuts down, saying state-of-the-art ML models don’t understand the structure of code and too few devs would pay  —  From 2014 to 2021, Kite was a startup using AI to help developers write code.  We have stopped working on Kite, and are no longer supporting the Kite software.

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