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Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen okyan123 for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com, June 28 / PRNewswire-FirstCall-Asianet /-- JetBrains recently posted a blog post announcing that all EAP versions of IntelliJ-based IDE and .NET tools this week will have AI Assistant capabilities.

CTOnews.com found that JetBrains only introduced the IntelliJ-based IDE tool in his blog post and said that an article devoted to .NET tools would be released in the future.

▲ source JetBriansJetBrains said that integrating AI technology into the product is an "unhesitant decision" for the company itself, while the current AI assistant function is mainly reflected in two aspects of IDE:

Integrate AI assistant into core IDE user workflow

Deeply integrate AI functionality with code understanding into AI functionality.

It is reported that JetBrains IDE is driven by JetBrain's own AI model and driven by OpenAI services, so other JetBrians products will also bring AI functions in the future. JetBrains plans to integrate AI models from multiple providers in the future to provide users with more different choices.

JetBrains official said that at present, JetBrainsAI is only available to some users, and unqualified users will be added to the waiting list; at the same time, AI service is only available to regions supported by OpenAI service, and users can use it free of charge during the preemptive preview phase.

JetBrains also plans to enable IDE to invoke the local AI model in the future. But the company said "the supported feature set is likely to be limited".

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