Showing posts with label OpenAI. Show all posts
Showing posts with label OpenAI. Show all posts

9.03.2025

Unified Codex CLI + IDE Extension | MCP Setup Guide
& First Look

In this setup guide, I'll show you how to set up MCP servers for both Codex CLI and the new IDE extension. This powerful combination lets you seamlessly move between your IDE, command line, and then send it off to the cloud.



8.08.2025

OpenAI’s GPT-5 is here

GPT-5, which was released Thursday, is OpenAI’s first “unified” AI model and combines the reasoning abilities of its o-series of models with the fast responses of its GPT series. The next-generation model signals a new era for ChatGPT — and its creator, OpenAI — pointing to OpenAI’s broader ambitions to develop AI systems that are more like agents than chatbots.

5.19.2025

OpenAI launches research preview of Codex AI software engineering agent for developers

Just days after reports emerged suggesting OpenAI was buying white-hot coding startup Windsurf, the former company appears to be launching its own competitor service as a research preview under its brand name Codex, going head-to-head against Windsurf, Cursor, and the growing list of AI coding tools offered by startups and large tech companies including Microsoft and Amazon.

5.13.2025

Sam Altman "The Future of Work" and the next 12 months...

Sam Altman made an appearance on the Sequoia Capital's AI Ascent. Here's some interesting things that kind of jumped out at me. First of all, how do younger people use AI that's different from older people?

4.21.2025

Will AI replace software engineers?

Should software professionals be worried about their career prospects with the rise of AI agents? Industry observers' reactions to the potential impact of OpenAI's latest innovation range from guarded pessimism to pragmatism. 


4.18.2025

Can OpenAI o3 beat Gemini 2.5 Pro?

So I've been very busy testing all the new models that just came out...






4.16.2025

OpenAI launches a pair of AI reasoning models, o3 and o4-mini

OpenAI announced on Wednesday the launch of o3 and o4-mini, new AI reasoning models designed to pause and work through questions before responding.