GitHub CEO to leave Microsoft amid steep AI competition


GitHub will become part of Microsoft’s CoreAI team, which is led by Jay Parikh, an executive hired earlier this year. — Photo by Mohammad Rahmani on Unsplash

The chief executive officer of Microsoft Corp.’s GitHub is stepping down, a major change for a coding platform grappling with increasing competition over AI tools for programmers.

Thomas Dohmke said Monday that he was leaving the unit he has led for almost four years. In a blog post, he expressed thanks to employees, dubbed Hubbers, for "the ride of a lifetime.” Dohmke will remain at GitHub through the end of this year and then leave to become a founder, he said.

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