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206 results for “codex”
Every's consulting team answers 400 executives on strategy, skeptics, governance, and restructuring for AI
You just have to survive the onboarding, the 404s, and 80 things called Copilot to find it
Plus: When Compaq defeated IBM
Joe Hudson, Jonny Miller, and Steve Schlafman on turning LLMs into tools for radical self-discovery
The case against LLMs, and new words for our AI age
Demos, workflows, and hard-won lessons from building agents that run 24/7
Plus: Why Every traded personal agents for a shared company agent, the models the team is reaching for this week, and a fresh batch of Thesis Statements
Why giving up manual coding made me more valuable, not less
Plus: Dan’s attempt to clone Kate, a shortcut for turning demonstrations into skills, and the human goals machines still need us to set
Five professional writers share how they use AI, where it disappoints them, and what they still insist on doing themselves
A breakthrough for Google loyalists, and a great option for frontier hoppers—if they can deal with its outdated harness
Why we’re building personal benchmarks for every employee, and how to start testing AI against your standards
Turning a list of my writing foibles into a skill that stops me from getting away with them
How to apply your expertise when AI absorbs the work
AGI is intelligence too valuable to shut off
We’re hosting two live camps for paid Every members to put the latest frontier tools to work: Fable 5 Camp this Friday, June 12, followed by
OpenAI’s new model impressed us with writing, operating software, and visual design. Anthropic’s Fable still has better instincts for building a product.
The skills I transferred to my writing agent from playing Settlers of Catan
On the ground at the Microsoft Build conference with CTO Kevin Scott
Don’t do your work. Tend your loop.