[itsaquicknote]

"In the months ahead..."

They've not shipped this. They're planning to. You're reading a marketing piece about work in the pipe. Like so, so many other company product "launches" in this space that are "already testing with a small group of whatevers".

[mynameisvlad]

I would argue that shipping to a limited test group qualifies in terms of measuring velocity, which is what the OP said they were impressed with.

Launching to 10000 people vs 10000000 is a matter of scale (which is still important, but not the same thing as), not velocity.

[lallysingh]

There's no reason to believe that what they're testing right now has any relation to what they show in the video.

[somsak2]

i didn't see a place where they said they had 10k users already

[mynameisvlad]

Microsoft employs somewhere above 200k people. 10k is only a 5% internal rollout. That seems entirely doable without any fanfare.

The numbers are also completely made up, used to illustrate the point. Launching a product to X users is different than scaling up to X*1000 users, if that makes you feel better.

[agloe_dreams]

FWIIW, This seems rather similar to Github Copilot in VS Code. Been using it for a year, training data issues aside the product is absurdly good at times.