In a bid to further assist developers and enterprises, Stack Overflow is introducing an impressive array of generative AI capabilities named OverflowAI. This sense of disruption is meant to supplement, not replace, Stack Overflow's community approach to technical problem-solving. OverflowAI isn't one product but a string of initiatives which include an updated AI search on public and enterprise platforms, a Visual Studio code extension, and a Slack integration for enterprise use. OverflowAI allows natural language processing-based queries to yield accurate and prompt results. This is a noticeable departure from the lexicon-based traditional search method previously used. OverflowAI aims to cater to all users ranging from freshers to experienced professionals by bypassing potential obstacles associated with community feedback. Despite this, community-directed responses will remain vital to the platform. OverflowAI will also feature in a new gen AI Stack Exchange, a forum for discussing AI-related matters. Stack OverFlow for Teams users will benefit from a new OverflowAI extension for Visual Studio Code, which integrates into the developer environment. The aim is not to replace Github Copilot, but to provide more information resources to developers. With OverflowAI capabilities set to launch as alpha releases in August, Stack Overflow is moving closer to its goal of becoming the universal destination for all things tech knowledge.