OpenAI’s big Codex update is a direct shot at Anthropic’s Claude Code
OpenAI has updated its Codex system with new features, including the ability to use macOS apps, generate images, and remember past experiences. The updates aim to improve Codex's capabilities and compete with rival companies like Anthropic.
OpenAI has released a significant update to its Codex system, enhancing its capabilities with new features. Codex can now operate desktop apps on macOS computers, working in the background without interfering with other apps. The update also includes the ability to generate and iterate on images using gpt-image-1.5, new plug-ins for tools like GitLab and Microsoft Suite, and native web browsing. Additionally, Codex will have a memory feature, allowing it to recall useful context from past experiences, such as personal preferences and corrections. The updates are rolling out to Codex desktop app users signed in with ChatGPT, initially limited to macOS, with EU users to follow soon. The enhancements are part of OpenAI's efforts to compete with companies like Anthropic in the AI coding and development space.
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