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GitHub will start charging Copilot users based on their actual AI usage

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GitHub is transitioning to a usage-based billing model for Copilot starting June 1, aligning costs with actual AI usage and ensuring financial sustainability amid high demand. This change impacts developers by introducing more granular pricing that reflects the true cost of different AI tasks, potentially affecting budget planning for those heavily reliant on Copilot's services. Watch for how this shift influences user behavior and adoption rates of AI-assisted coding tools.

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