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  • Why do those videos look like something out of Black Mirror?
    by ksandarni
  • Lots of good stuff flying under the radar.

    - Subscription sharing is going to be huge for indie apps that don’t want to deal with token billing.

    - Security scans built-in to Codex seems useful.

    - Decisions API is a validation for Jev and the entire space it created.

    by binlog
  • I love the fact that they're advertising the latest Codex Cli while most Windows users had to rollback/downgrade to an older version because of the annoying excessive terminal screen flashing issue (https://github.com/openai/codex/issues/48074)

    (I see a newer version was posted an hour ago. Let's see if the issue is now fixed...)

    by coverband
  • The big takeaway is they announced decision model API for Luna
    by softwaredoug
  • None of this matters. The real news is the upcoming changes to the subscriptions.

    OpenAI just rugpulled $200 plan users by slashing their usage in half and releasing a new $500 plan with the old usage plus a little more. Amazing, isn't it?

    Half the usage for the same price, or slightly more usage for 250% of the price! Are you not entertained?!

    by matheusmoreira
  • Sign-in with sub accounts seems big. This is how I thought this was always supposed to be - the providers acting more like an OS/ecosystem-enabler.

    Extensions into codex also seem cool.

    The provider also eating the application stack at the same time, doesn't make too much sense. I don't want my team going all in on one provider versus the other. (things like the docs/slides/sites).

    by ramoz
  • No one mentioning Decisions API?

    Feels huge. Sounds like Luna on their Ultrafast infra.

    I did some internal benchmarking and found that GPT 6 Luna in batch mode at 20 records per batch was about 1.6x faster at 1.2x the cost of Jev with no tradeoff in accuracy. Tuning it up/down would make it faster per-record while also reducing the cost (assuming accuracy holds). Though this was only useful for offline processing.

    by CharlieDigital

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