… The Drop OpenAI Codex. Here’s OpenAI’s latest stab at an all-in-one AI superapp, which includes a web browser, new coding tools, and a setting that allows Codex to just use your computer for you. Tread lightly, as always, but people seem to be liking Codex a lot recently. …
… A super app is a major focal point for OpenAI right now — president Greg Brockman is leading development of one that will tie together ChatGPT, the Codex coding platform, and the Atlas web browser. …
… That’s what we have: ChatGPT for Work is the front door for knowledge work. Codex is the system for software and agentic development. The API is the engine for embedded intelligence inside customer products and workflows. …
… For example, we’ve used, I think, ChatGPT 5.5 for some of the cool stuff that we demoed today in terms of the shopping list or taking pictures, et cetera. Codex is something that a lot of our devs use. …
… A day later, OpenAI announced it was bringing its latest AI models, Codex, and other tools to AWS — Microsoft’s biggest cloud rival. …
… They were inside the industry, they’re unapologetic, boosters of the industry, and now they’re inside a company in the industry. …
… We report on cases where people inside this company really felt like things were covered up or deliberately not documented. …
… Are you using as much Claude Code or Codex to make Canva, as it seems like every other company is racing to do? Yeah, I use Canva Code really extensively from the perspective of– When you say Canva Code, that’s your own coding product? You’re not using Claude Code or Codex? …