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Microsoft Is Using AI to Review the Flood of AI-Coded Edge Extensions

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Microsoft is reacting to AI-coded Edge extensions by using more AI and automated checks in the add-on review process itself. The company highlights the rapid adoption of "AI-assisted" coding among add-on developers but remains committed to retaining the same quality that the Edge ecosystem had before the vibe-coded era.Read Entire Article

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Microsoft is using AI to review the flood of AI-coded Edge extensions

Microsoft is reacting to AI-coded Edge extensions by using more AI and automated checks in the add-on review process itself. The company highlights the rapid adoption of "AI-assisted" coding among add-on developers but remains committed to retaining the same quality that the Edge ecosystem had before the vibe-coded era.Read Entire Article

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Neowin broke the news in Plymouth, United States on Wednesday, September 9, 2026.
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