> ... work with more of the tools and apps you use everyday, generate images, remember your preferences ...

Why is OpenAI obsessed with generating imgaes? Do they think "generate image" is a thing that a software engineer do on a daily basis?

Even when I was doing heavy web development, I can count the number of times I needed to generate images, and usually for prototyping only.

OpenClaw acquisition at work.

The first example is tic tac toe. Why would anyone bother? None of those eash things are relevant for people who use AI. They don't care about learning, improving, exploring how things work, creating, being creative to that degree. They want to hit buttons and see the computer do things and get a dopamine rush.

First use case I'm putting to work is testing web apps as a user. Although it seems like this could be a token burner. Saving and mostly replaying might be nice to have.

Claude had this, the "app" both of them have (not the terminal stuff) are mirroring each other's features.

I don't think this one did it. time to for the real release

Just commenting here to impact the controversy score.

cursor has been doing this for months, welcome to 3 months ago

>> for the more than 3 million developers who use it every week

It is instructive that they decided to go with weekly active users as a metric, rather than daily active users.

Using Claude and Codex side by side now . Would love to just use one eventually