🎬 Codex now does the jobs you DEMO

The most tedious parts of your week might soon belong to a machine that simply watched you do them. OpenAI gave Codex the ability to record a task one time and rebuild it into a skill it runs on its own. Filing expenses, requesting time off, the chores nobody fights to keep, all handed off from a single walkthrough. For now only a few people can try it, but the idea is hard to unsee. Let's dive in!

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Evolving AI: Run a tedious task one time and Codex can take it over from there.

OpenAI's Codex tracks each step as you run a task, then saves those steps as a skill it can rerun on its own. You hit record before you start and stop when you finish. It works best on recurring tasks, the kind you run the same way each time they come up. You teach Codex by doing the work in front of it, the way you would walk a new teammate through it on their first day.

OpenAI is handing real automation to people who cannot write a macro or a script. That work normally calls for coding skills most office workers never pick up. Codex drops the bar to almost nothing. The reach is small today, yet it points to a workday where anyone can offload the parts of their job they dread.

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Evolving AI: Claude Code now builds its own live shareable pages straight from your session.

Artifacts draw on the full session, the codebase, the connected tools, and the reasoning Claude Code worked through. One page can hold a failing test, the error spike from a monitoring tool, and the root cause in a single view. You can ask for a dashboard you sort yourself, a walkthrough of a pull request, or an incident page that grows as you investigate. Every republish lands at the same URL with version history, so anyone can open the link and roll back to an earlier state.

Try it now in the Claude Code docs.

Claude Code is part of a wider shift where the work an AI produces is becoming a finished deliverable on its own. For anyone who spends the day beside these tools, that quietly removes a chunk of the job, the hours spent turning what the AI did into something other people can read. What it makes now arrives ready to use.

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Evolving AI: OpenAI model helped doctors find 18 answers in cases left cold for years.

Kyra's trouble started in a karate class when she was nine and could no longer hold her stances. Nearly two decades of tests gave no answer. The OpenAI model linked her case to a variant in a gene called HSPB8 and pointed to a rare muscle disease, which doctors then confirmed. By then she was 27. Seven of the 18 answers turned out to already exist in public databases, lost across records that never lined up.

Doctors at the Manton Center cannot hold 8,000 rare diseases in their heads, and the evidence behind each case keeps shifting, as genome never changes. The science around it does, so an old test can finally be read years later. A tool that helps experts revisit cold files puts answers back within reach for families who long ago stopped expecting them.

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