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posted by martyb on Thursday February 14 2019, @06:39AM   Printer-friendly
from the what-if,-instead-of-having-my-bugs-checked,-I-wanted-them-polka-dotted? dept.

Partnering up with Mozilla to develop an AI Coding Assistant

We are very proud to announce that the Technology Group, our internal technology partner of game production teams, is working with Mozilla to enhance Clever-Commit. It is an AI technology developed to help programmers evaluate if a code change introduces a new bug by learning from past bugs and fixes.

Clever-Commit was first introduced to the world as a prototype named Commit-Assistant last year by Ubisoft La Forge, in collaboration with Concordia University. First tested with data accumulated during the development of video games, the prototype was then transferred to the Ubisoft Technology Group with the mission to develop, adapt and deploy it to our production teams worldwide. The AI technology will ultimately identify and fix bugs, and help the teams release better quality features for our millions of players.

"Working with Mozilla on Clever-Commit allows us to support other programming languages and increase the overall performance of the technology. Using this tech in our games and Firefox will allow developers to be more productive, since they can spend more time creating the next feature rather than fixing bugs. Ultimately, this will allow us to create even better experiences for our gamers and increase the frequency of our game updates," adds Mathieu Nayrolles, technical architect, data scientist and member of the Technology Group at Ubisoft Montreal.

Will this software allow Ubisoft to lay off developers and Mozilla to replace developers with social media influencers?

Also at TechCrunch and The Hollywood Reporter.


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  • (Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Thursday February 14 2019, @10:18AM

    by Anonymous Coward on Thursday February 14 2019, @10:18AM (#800932)

    Sarcasm. Just great, har har.

    Although, change Mozilla to Chrome and you might be on to something.