I recently upgraded my PyCharm IDE to version 2023.3.2 and started seeing these automatic AI-powered code completion suggestions popping up while I’m coding. These suggestions appear as I type and seem to be some kind of machine learning feature that tries to predict what code I want to write next.
I find these AI suggestions distracting and would prefer to work without them. I’ve tried searching through the PyCharm settings menus but can’t seem to locate the right option to turn off this functionality. I also checked the official documentation for code completion settings but didn’t find clear instructions on how to disable specifically the AI-powered suggestions.
Can someone guide me through the steps to completely turn off these automatic AI code suggestions in PyCharm? I just want the regular autocomplete to work like it did in previous versions.
Had the same issue after upgrading to 2023.3.2. The AI suggestions were way too aggressive, especially with long code blocks. Here’s what fixed it for me: Go to File > Settings > Editor > General > Code Completion and uncheck “Show full line code completion.” You can also turn off the AI assistant completely under Tools > AI Assistant settings. Just restart PyCharm after making changes. Now my regular autocomplete works perfectly without AI getting in the way.
You can disable the AI-driven code suggestions by navigating to Settings > Languages & Frameworks > Python > Code Insight and then unchecking the option for machine learning-assisted code completion. Additionally, if there’s an option labeled “Enable AI-powered code predictions,” make sure to uncheck that as well. It’s also worth checking Settings > Editor > Inspections to turn off any AI-related code analysis features that may interfere. This should restore the classic IntelliSense autocomplete functionality.