OpenAI Introduces Codex, Its First Full-Fledged AI Agent for Coding

Codex, OpenAI's New Coding Agent, Wants to Be a World-Killer

Though artificial intelligence is taking the world by storm, it's still pretty bad at tasks demanding a high-degree of flexibility, like writing computer code. Earlier this year, ChatGPT maker OpenAI published a white paper taking AI to task for its lackluster performance in a coding scrum. Among other things, it found that even the most advanced AI models are "still unable to solve the majority" of coding tasks. Later in an interview, OpenAI CE…

Codex is able to analyze and write code lines in record time thanks to Artificial Intensity

OpenAI upgrades ChatGPT with Codex - and I'm seriously impressed (so far)

With the new Codex AI agent, entire development tasks can now be handed off to the cloud.

OpenMDW Is a New Permissive License for AI Models

The Linux Foundation quietly released a new license for AI models and their artifacts earlier this month. The new OpenMDW license is a highly permissive license, that combines some aspects of the Apache 2.0 and MIT licenses that are currently a popular choice for licensing AI models. It’s also very short and easily fits on a single page.  OpenMDW was born out of another Linux Foundation effort, the Model Openness Framework (MOF), which tries to …

OpenAI launches Codex, a new AI coding agent for software development

OpenAI has introduced Codex, a new AI-powered coding agent now available as a research preview to select ChatGPT subscribers. This launch marks a significant milestone for the...

OpenAI goes a step beyond ChatGPT, and presents a genetic tool capable of generating code and applying it on its own, a first step towards autonomous programming.