GitHub launches Copilot Fusion as agents start 40% of pull requests
THE SO WHAT
If agents are already initiating 40% of pull requests and Copilot Fusion is routing tasks across models, the unit of work in software is shifting from “developer writes code” to “system orchestrates changes.” Engineering leaders should be redesigning review, testing, and ownership around machine-initiated diffs, not just human commits.
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