AT&T data scientist uses GitHub Copilot to support 130,000 employees
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Microsoft Research video profiles AT&T data scientist Natalie Gilbert, who uses GitHub Copilot to review code and catch errors, freeing time to focus on the people she builds for. Her work reaches 130,000 AT&T employees.
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