Tag: openai

Codex-Resets.com compiles public announcements about OpenAI Codex limit resets and turns them into a simple timeline of recurring usage changes.

WIRED’s coverage of the Apple-OpenAI dispute points to allegations around hardware secrets and employee departures, showing how quickly the clash between AI and consumer-tech companies is broadening.

Apple’s lawsuit against OpenAI is a notable tech-business and IP dispute with possible implications for talent mobility, product development, and hardware secrecy. It is worth reading because it connects two of the biggest names in consumer tech and AI.

OpenAI’s hardware push is starting with something unexpected: a $230 mini-keyboard that puts live Codex status lights front and center.

OpenAI’s debut hardware is a $230 mini-keyboard that surfaces the status of multiple Codex threads at a glance, underscoring how agentic AI is pushing demand for human oversight tools.

Apple says a former engineer used a security bug to access confidential files after leaving for OpenAI, turning a personnel dispute into a wider test of AI trade-secret protections.

The search startup has reportedly built a model-agnostic coding agent, codenamed Teammate, that its engineers have been using internally since May.

A new analysis argues that AI spend is already rising fast enough at frontier labs to rival payroll — and that the rest of the market could follow a very different path depending on model prices, usage patterns, and open-weight alternatives.