Browse Artificial Intelligence Videos (151)

GitHub shows how to use GitHub Copilot to help write code for a robot dog project, generating a custom servo “greeting” sequence that triggers when a Raspberry Pi 5 camera detects a human face.

Microsoft Developer introduces computer use agents, outlining what they are, how they function, their types, and related security risks. This video provides foundational knowledge for those interested in AI agents and security.

GitHub presents a beginner’s tutorial on using the interactive and non-interactive modes of the Copilot CLI, showing developers how to efficiently prompt Copilot from the terminal.

In this presentation, Microsoft Developer, featuring Bob Ward, explains how to set up and scale AI agents using Copilot Studio and Azure SQL Database for only $10 a month, with no coding required.

GitHub demonstrates how developers can speed up open source maintenance using the Copilot CLI’s /fleet command, allowing multiple tasks to be handled by Copilot agents in parallel.

GitHub demonstrates, with Cassidy as host, how developers can use the Copilot CLI /fleet command to automate and parallelize common open source maintenance tasks using multiple AI agents.

GitHub demonstrates how the Copilot CLI automates dependency updates, reducing manual maintenance and increasing developer productivity with AI-powered tools.

Microsoft Developer presents Joanna Oikawa's practical guide to connecting Figma and VS Code using MCP, demonstrating AI-powered design-to-code workflows and best practices for designer-engineer collaboration.

James Montemagno and Kayla Cinnamon showcase the latest GitHub Copilot AI advancements for Visual Studio Code, guiding developers through new features and workflow improvements.

GitHub presents a beginner-friendly series on mastering Copilot CLI, demonstrating how developers can access AI assistance directly in their terminal. The series is aimed at making Copilot CLI approachable for all, with clear explanations and actionable walkthroughs.

Fokko Veegens covers the highlights of VS Code 1.111, the first weekly release following the team's shift from monthly to weekly cadence. Features include autopilot mode for bypassing all approvals, agent-scoped hooks for custom agents, and debug event snapshots for diagnosing failed sessions.

GitHub presents a step-by-step guide to setting up and using the GitHub Copilot CLI, showing how to install, authenticate, and start generating code directly from your terminal.

In this episode, GitHub's Cassidy shares updates around the general availability of GitHub Copilot CLI, a new repository dashboard, and developer-focused events like Copilot Dev Days. Learn how these tools enhance coding and DevOps workflows for the GitHub community.

Visual Studio Code presents a session featuring Harald Kirschner, Akbar Mirza, and Amy Lima on how developers can use the Figma MCP server and GitHub Copilot for bi-directional code-design workflows.

John Savill's Technical Training presents a concise Azure Update for March 6th, 2026, exploring the newest features and AI integrations shaping the Microsoft Azure landscape.

Visual Studio Code showcases an update featuring OpenAI's GPT-5.4 in GitHub Copilot. Olivia Guzzardo McVicker demonstrates how developers can leverage new capabilities in VS Code.

Microsoft Developer presents how AI-driven Copilot in Microsoft Fabric Data Factory enables rapid insights from Azure SQL data by simplifying data transformation and automation for SQL users.

The .NET team, including Bruno Capuano and Justin Yoo, provides an enterprise-focused walkthrough of AI agent architectures in .NET, showcasing Microsoft's Agent Framework with deployment on Azure.

Visual Studio Code’s team, featuring Olivia Guzzardo McVicker, presents five top features in the latest VS Code release that make code agents more adaptable, with practical demonstrations for developers.

In this insightful video, GitHub presents Anders Hejlsberg's perspective on the transition from AI as a coding assistant to AI acting as an autonomous agent, with discussion on future developer tooling.