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GitHub applies global default policy for AI Copilot features
GitHub implements a global default policy for Copilot Business and Copilot Enterprise plans across features and clients.
Summary
GitHub started rolling out enforcement of its global default policy for generally available Copilot features and supported client capabilities. Eligible features left unconfigured will follow the global policy setting. Administrators retain the ability to override these settings with explicit choices.
What changed
- GitHub rolls out enforcement of the global default policy through October 26 for Copilot Business and Copilot Enterprise plans.
- Unconfigured eligible features will apply the selected global default of Enabled, Disabled, or Let organizations decide.
- Explicit choices previously made by administrators are preserved during the rollout.
Availability
Rolling out“Starting today, we're gradually rolling out enforcement of the policy through October 26, so it may take effect at different times for different enterprises and organizations.”
Founder takeaway
Review your organization's AI controls and Copilot settings to ensure the new global default matches your feature preferences.
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