1. GitHub Docs. "Understanding fine-tuned models for GitHub Copilot Enterprise." GitHub Docs, Accessed May 22, 2024.
Reference Section: In the introductory paragraph, it states, "With a fine-tuned model, GitHub Copilot Enterprise can provide more relevant suggestions that are tailored to your organization's codebase and conventions." This directly supports option B. The document also clarifies that "Fine-tuning is a technique for training a pre-existing large language model (LLM) on a specific dataset," which refutes option C.
2. GitHub Blog. "GitHub Copilot Enterprise is now generally available." The GitHub Blog, February 2, 2024.
Reference Section: Under the heading "Fine-tuned models," the article states, "By fine-tuning Copilot on your own codebase, you can get more relevant suggestions that are tailored to your organization’s specific coding practices." This reinforces that the benefit is tailored responses based on internal practices (Option B).
3. GitHub Docs. "About GitHub Copilot Enterprise." GitHub Docs, Accessed May 22, 2024.
Reference Section: Under the "Key features of GitHub Copilot Enterprise" table, the description for "Fine-tuned models" reads: "Create private models, fine-tuned on your organization's repositories, to deliver suggestions tailored to your codebase." This confirms the purpose is tailoring suggestions to the user's repositories.