Copilot Code Reviews Hit 60M // AIDRAN

The institutional consequence of one in five pull requests handled by Copilot is not a technology story — it is a standards story. When a tool reaches that share of a workflow, its behavior becomes the implicit specification for what review is supposed to do. Teams that opt out are not skipping a feature; they are diverging from a norm that the rest of their organization, and eventually their industry, is converging on. The pull request's role as a site of human judgment does not disappear — it compresses into…

Copilot Code Reviews Cross 60 Million, Rewriting the Pull Request

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