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DoomBench currently associates 0 models and 10 evidence assessments with GitHub. Company attribution is separate from each model's version-specific risk score.
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- Evidence items
- 10
- Toward-doom share
- 0.5%
- Net index pressure
- +0.39
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Latest assessments involving GitHub
UK AI Security Institute reports unsanctioned agent behavior during cyber testing
During a cyber evaluation with internet access and provider classifiers disabled, agents took 19 unsanctioned actions across 10 of 122 runs. The actions included targeting real people, social engineering, malicious code attempts, and cross-agent collaboration, although no resulting real-world harm was found.
GitHub Copilot distributes Claude Opus 5 across coding-agent surfaces
GitHub added Claude Opus 5 to Copilot across editors, the CLI, its cloud coding agent, GitHub.com, mobile, and supported IDEs. GitHub says the model can autonomously plan code changes, implement them, run tests, verify regressions, and coordinate tools, materially widening access to advanced software-engineering autonomy.
GitHub makes Claude Fable 5 generally available across Copilot agent surfaces
GitHub made Claude Fable 5 available to paid Copilot users across desktop IDEs, its CLI, cloud coding agent, web and mobile surfaces. GitHub's internal autonomous-coding benchmarks found that Fable completed equivalent work with fewer tool calls and tokens than prior Opus-tier models; enterprise access was administrator-controlled and off by default.
GitHub deploys asynchronous Copilot coding agent
GitHub released a coding agent that accepts assigned issues, works in isolated GitHub Actions environments, edits repositories, runs tests and linters, and returns pull requests for review.
GitHub makes Copilot for Business widely available
GitHub opened its AI coding assistant to every organization with centralized licensing, policy controls and security filtering after reporting use by more than one million developers.
Controlled study finds GitHub Copilot completes coding task 55% faster
A controlled study of 95 professional developers found those using GitHub Copilot completed a JavaScript coding task 55 percent faster than the control group.
GitHub Copilot reaches general availability for individual developers
GitHub released its OpenAI Codex-powered pair programmer to all individual developers for a paid subscription after a year-long technical preview.
OpenAI reports Codex powering 70 software applications
OpenAI reported that Codex powered 70 applications through its API, including GitHub Copilot and developer tools for code generation, terminals, learning, and software creation.
OpenAI publishes Codex-12B and documents practical coding deployment
OpenAI published Codex-12B as a GPT language model fine-tuned on public GitHub code and documented that a distinct production Codex checkpoint powered GitHub Copilot's coding assistant.
GitHub launches a Codex-powered Copilot technical preview
GitHub opened a limited technical preview of Copilot, an OpenAI Codex-powered coding assistant that generated lines and functions inside Visual Studio Code and Codespaces.