In the Codex release, OpenAI claims its coding agent operates entirely in the cloud, cut off from the internet, meaning it can't scour the web for data like ChatGPT.

OpenAI on Friday rolled out a powerful new tool for software developers, as the company pushes further into automating coding tasks with AI. The new product, called Codex, is an AI agent designed ...

OpenAI announced on Friday it’s launching a research preview of Codex, the company’s most capable AI coding agent yet. Codex is powered by codex-1, a version of the company’s o3 AI reasoning ...

OpenAI’s Codex agent helps developers write code, fix bugs, and test features—all from ChatGPT. Early adopters include Cisco, Temporal, and Superhuman.

Bottom line: Codex aims to streamline routine programming work and set a new standard for AI-driven software engineering. As the technology matures, OpenAI envisions Codex and similar agents ...

OpenAI is pushing the envelope for developers of artificial intelligence agents. Today it expanded the capabilities of its Codex software engineering agent that launched last month and also making ...

The tool, Codex, will be able to handle multiple tasks at the same time, the company said. OpenAI is also in talks to acquire a coding tool called Windsurf for $3 billion.

OpenAI’s official announcement of Codex contains many rebuttals to common arguments against AI-based coding agents. In particular, based on their experience with earlier models, many developers say ...

OpenAI launched Codex, an AI tool to write codes and fix bugs for developers. As an AI Agent, Codex could also help users with an Amazon order or a dinner reservation. Codex and GPT-4.5, which was ...

OpenAI announced on Friday it's launching a research preview of Codex, the company's most capable AI coding agent yet. Codex is powered by codex-1, a version of the company's o3 AI reasoning model ...