Block Launches AI Tool Builderbot: Capable of Handling About 15% of Production Code Changes
Svmuu News Bitcoin Financial technology company Block (formerly Square) has announced the launch of Builderbot, an AI-native development toolkit. The tool is already capable of handling approximately 15% of code changes in production environments, executing over 200,000 operations daily, and merging about 1,500 pull requests weekly.According to the company, Builderbot acts as an orchestration layer that coordinates the operation of multiple AI agents across the company’s entire codebase, no longer limited to a single code repository, enabling engineers to make modifications across systems. This development has also reignited public attention on Block’s layoffs of approximately 40% of its workforce in February of this year.The company’s founder, Jack Dorsey, had previously attributed the layoffs to rapid advancements in AI capabilities. (Cointelegraph)
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