OpenAI Tightens Codex Access With Phone Verification
OpenAI now requires real phone number verification for Codex, blocking VoIP and virtual numbers and frustrating some dev…
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DeepSeek V4 Gets Praise but Not Adoption
DeepSeek V4 launched to muted fanfare, revealing that raw model power no longer wins — developer tools like Codex and Cl…
Underground AI API Resellers Thrive as Proxy Services Multiply
Gray-market proxy services reselling OpenAI Codex and GPT access via pooled accounts are growing rapidly, raising securi…
OpenAI Codex Agent Now Builds Full Projects Solo
OpenAI's Codex agent can autonomously complete entire software engineering projects, marking a major shift in AI-powered…
Gray Market OpenAI Accounts: A Costly Gamble
Users buying resold OpenAI Codex accounts face repeated bans and phone verification lockouts, highlighting the risks of …
OpenAI Adds AI Pet Companions to Codex App
OpenAI introduces animated AI pet companions to its Codex coding tool, providing real-time visual feedback on task progr…
macOS Menu Bar Tool Tracks Claude Code and Codex Usage
A new open-source macOS utility displays AI coding assistant usage as a battery indicator, helping developers monitor th…
Amazon Deploys Claude Code and Codex Internally
Amazon is rolling out Anthropic's Claude Code and OpenAI's Codex to its internal engineering teams, signaling a multi-mo…
OpenAI Codex Returns as Autonomous Coding Agent
OpenAI revives the Codex brand as a full autonomous software engineering agent built directly into ChatGPT, capable of w…
OpenAI Builds Symphony to Let AI Agents Manage Themselves
OpenAI's Symphony spec lets Codex agents pull tickets from Linear and complete coding tasks autonomously, removing human…
ChatGPT Pro Builds a Full Website in 30 Minutes
A developer tested ChatGPT Pro's coding ability by having it build a complete website from a template and design mockup …
OpenAI Chronicle Lets Codex Read Your Screen
OpenAI's new Chronicle feature builds persistent memories by reading your screen, but the privacy implications deserve s…