OpenAI launches GPT-5.2-Codex via API, bringing advanced agentic coding, security analysis, and enterprise workflows to ...

I used GPT-5.2-Codex to find a mystery bug and hosting nightmare - it was beyond fast ...

OpenAI today introduced a new artificial intelligence model, GPT-5-Codex, that it says can complete hours-long programming tasks without user assistance. The algorithm is an improved version of GPT-5 ...

OpenAI has released an updated version of its artificial intelligence-powered coding assistant, GPT-5-Codex, which features improved review capabilities. "GPT‑5-Codex has been trained specifically for ...

What if writing code wasn’t just faster, but smarter, capable of anticipating your needs, catching vulnerabilities before they become costly mistakes, and even handling complex tasks autonomously?

OpenAI has announced GPT‑5-Codex—a version of GPT‑5 which is further optimized for agentic coding in Codex. The company shared a blog post making the announcement, OpenAI said that GPT‑5-Codex was ...

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Get started with OpenAI Codex AI coding assistant. Learn how Codex connects to MCP servers like Figma and Jira, pulling docs ...

OpenAI Group PBC today released a new version of GPT-Codex, its agentic artificial intelligence coding model that’s designed to automate complex software engineering tasks. The latest version, GPT-5.2 ...

The latest trends and issues around the use of open source software in the enterprise. As something of a recent open technology recap, we can note that (very late last year) OpenAI released ...

OpenAI is testing a new model for Codex called "GPT-5.2-Codex-Max." Some users have spotted a new model, GPT-5.2-Codex-Max, when they ask Codex what model it is using. OpenAI rolled out Codex with GPT ...

OpenAI's head of Codex says human typing speed is limiting progress toward AGI. Alexander Embiricos said that's because humans rely on writing prompts to review AI's work. He said progress will be ...