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From the FAQ it state > Why is AI Assistant not available in some countries? Access to the JetBrains AI service is currently restricted to the territories wher

From the FAQ it state > Why is AI Assistant not available in some countries? Access to the JetBrains AI service is currently restricted to the territories where the OpenAI service is available. You can check the full list of territories here. But earlier they say that they are using codey and Vertex AI from google > We are excited to partner with JetBrains and provide our advanced coding models for use in JetBrains AI. By integrating with Codey and Vertex AI, JetBrains can significantly improve developer experiences with AI-powered code completion, debugging, and generative explanations to accelerate every stage of the software development lifecycle. And also they mention another quote that mention using openai models > It’s remarkable to see JetBrains integrate the power of OpenAI models into the daily workflow of developers. By Infusing JetBrains’ AI Assistant with our models’ advanced reasoning capabilities, developer productivity can be greatly enhanced across a range of tasks such as code comprehension and authoring. So are they combining the models or fine tuned something out of them specifically for their products? Who knows.

TechRemarker 3y ago
On the FAQ you reference there is a one dedicated to exactly that question...which llm does it use: "We’re aiming to support the models that best suit the needs of our users. Plus, the AI market is evolving at a rapid pace. Our customers don't want to be tied long-term to a single provider. Currently, most AI Assistant features use OpenAI, but we’re preparing to release new code completion models that are trained by JetBrains. There is also an ongoing track with other providers (e.g. Google and others) regarding their models. Still, for the majority of use cases, OpenAI is our current LLM provider. For the on-premises scenario, we will serve the provider included in the cloud platform (AWS Anthropic, Google PaLm 2, or Azure OpenAI)."
- bluish29 3y ago
  It either I missed that so bad or this was added after I read the post (unlikely though) but thanks for clarifying that for me.

TechRemarker 3y ago

On the FAQ you reference there is a one dedicated to exactly that question...which llm does it use: "We’re aiming to support the models that best suit the needs of our users. Plus, the AI market is evolving at a rapid pace. Our customers don't want to be tied long-term to a single provider. Currently, most AI Assistant features use OpenAI, but we’re preparing to release new code completion models that are trained by JetBrains. There is also an ongoing track with other providers (e.g. Google and others) regarding their models. Still, for the majority of use cases, OpenAI is our current LLM provider. For the on-premises scenario, we will serve the provider included in the cloud platform (AWS Anthropic, Google PaLm 2, or Azure OpenAI)."

bluish29 3y ago
It either I missed that so bad or this was added after I read the post (unlikely though) but thanks for clarifying that for me.