Microsoft is now having thousands of its software engineers test Anthropic's Claude Code alongside its own GitHub Copilot.

Microsoft is quietly testing a bold new idea, letting employees who are not software developers write code using AI. Designers, project managers, and other non-technical staff are being encouraged to ...

Microsoft intensively tests Anthropic's AI dev tool Claude Code. Thousands of employees use it for products like Windows and Microsoft 365.

Microsoft is asking non-developer employees to use AI tools like Claude Code to prototype ideas faster, as the company experiments with how software is built internally.

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