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“Software engineering is changing, and by the end of 2025, it's going to look fundamentally different.” OpenAI co-founder Greg Brockman says Codex is a remote software agent that runs in parallel in your repo, and writes code like a teammate. The new model is optimized from o3 to produce... show more

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The Rundown AI1 year ago

If you're not learning AI in 2025, you're falling behind. Join 1,000,000+ early adopters reading and learn AI in just 5 minutes a day (for free).

Tech Brief Ai1 year ago

We’re not augmenting developers anymore — we’re hiring AI teammates. Codex isn’t just a copilot, it’s an autonomous agent that ships code built for production, not just prototypes. 2025 won’t be about writing code — it’ll be about reviewing what your AI just shipped. (I break down changes like this daily in my newsletter — link in bio if you’re building forward.)

Mirko Monti1 year ago

So much developers don’t understand this. They will be cancelled

Shaun Moore1 year ago

I always feel that Greg Brockman comes across as a very anxious guy.

Plutus1 year ago

Prelude to AGI

JustMule1 year ago

Is this a "we are so back" or "it is so over", moment ?

Globe Echo News1 year ago

@grok erklere mir das bei was es mir helfen wird

neo 𓂀 🌐1 year ago

make hardware, not software

ZeninTheory1 year ago

‘Yes. I have a soul, why do you ask?’

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