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Business Mayor
17-05-2025
- Business
- Business Mayor
With OpenAI's New Programming Agent Making Headlines, Here's Why MIND of Pepe Is DeFi's Best AI Agent
Strict editorial policy that focuses on accuracy, relevance, and impartiality Created by industry experts and meticulously reviewed The highest standards in reporting and publishing Strict editorial policy that focuses on accuracy, relevance, and impartiality Morbi pretium leo et nisl aliquam mollis. Quisque arcu lorem, ultricies quis pellentesque nec, ullamcorper eu odio. The coding community is buzzing with excitement as OpenAI announces the launch of Codex. It's a cloud-based software engineering agent built to lend a helping hand. Codex will allow developers to automate their work by tackling repetitive (but important) tasks on their behalf. These include fixing bugs, drafting documentation, scaffolding new features, and renaming, refactoring, and writing tests. Keep reading to learn more about Codex, including OpenAI's intent behind it and why it's a great example of where we're headed with AI agents. We'll also touch upon the growing popularity of AI agents in crypto and DeFi and discuss why MIND of Pepe is the best AI agent in crypto today. More About Codex Starting now, ChatGPT Pro, Enterprise, and Team users can access Codex on their dashboard. Codex will usher in a new era in vibe coding, which, in case you didn't know, is the practice of using AI tools for software engineering tasks. Unlike traditional coding, which can result in opaque software difficult to debug, Codex has been built to explain exactly what it's doing, which will help developers fix any future issues. We're about to undergo a pretty seismic shift in terms of how developers can be most accelerated by agents. – Alexander Embiricos, a member of OpenAI's product team working on agents Although you can already write code on ChatGPT, the Codex AI agent runs within a sandboxed environment in the cloud, allowing it to run commands and explore folders and even test the code autonomously. OpenAI aims to develop Codex as a 'virtual teammate' instead of just an AI assistant. The company says that it's already using the agent to automate repetitive tasks internally. The launch of Codex is perhaps the perfect opportunity to talk about the AI agent market, which has been on fire in 2025. This DeFi segment surged past $5B in total valuation in 2024, and experts expect it to swell to a brain-melting $47B in the next five years. Just this week, AI-focused cryptocurrencies increased by $10B in market capitalization. If you want to ride the growth of AI agents in crypto, MIND of Pepe could just be what you're looking for. After all, it's the perfect example to showcase just how powerful AI-crypto partnerships can get. What Is MIND of Pepe ($MIND)? $MIND is an autonomous AI agent armored with state-of-the-art hive-mind intelligence, which empowers it to assess social sentiments and market trends to identify the next cryptos to explode. To put it more neatly: $MIND is an AI agent that lives on dApps and online platforms like X. There, it chats with the crypto community, acknowledging their insights and opinions on various altcoins. It then uses its AI capabilities to study these data points and find out which cryptos could rally as a result of brewing market hype. It's worth noting that this AI agent's real-time crypto recommendations will only be available to $MIND token holders. The $MIND Presale Is Ending Soon Are you, too, guilty of scouring shady websites and scammy Discord/Telegram groups looking for the next big crypto coin? We know the feeling! Well, both your disappointment as a crypto scout and the color red in your crypto portfolio are going to be a thing of the past in less than two weeks from now when MIND of Pepe finally goes live. Speaking of the $MIND presale, it has had a fantastic run. Hundreds of thousands of investors have pooled over $9.4M in early funding, making MIND of Pepe one of the best crypto presales this year. The presale is coming to an end, though. With less than 14 days to go, this is your last chance to buy $MIND for such a low price – just $0.0037515 per token. If this is your first time buying a new meme coin on presale, here's our detailed guide on how to buy MIND of Pepe. The Benefits of Buying $MIND Are Endless In addition to receiving its expert crypto investment advice, $MIND presale token holders will also get exclusive access to the tokens the AI agent creates firsthand. You heard that right! MIND of Pepe, because it's self-evolving, will ultimately have the smarts to create cryptos from scratch. Naturally, these new cryptos will be based on what's trending in the market, meaning they'll be in a pole position to rocket to the moon. What's more, MIND of Pepe also has an extremely rewarding staking mechanism in place. At the time of writing, those who choose to stake their $MIND tokens will get 241% APY. Unlock all these benefits by becoming an early investor in MIND of Pepe today. Seeing as MIND of Pepe will bring about a massive shift in how the average crypto investor picks his portfolio, it should hardly be a surprise that our $MIND price prediction suggests that the token could reach $0.030 by the end of 2030. So, if you become a $MIND investor now for just $0.0037515 per token, you could potentially make 800% in less than five years.
Hans India
17-05-2025
- Business
- Hans India
OpenAI Launches Codex: ChatGPT's New AI Coding Agent for Engineers
OpenAI has rolled out a new AI-powered coding agent named Codex, aiming to revolutionise how software developers interact with artificial intelligence. This new tool is being made available to ChatGPT Pro, Enterprise, and Team subscribers starting Friday. Unlike previous iterations of ChatGPT, Codex is designed specifically for coding tasks, positioning itself as an engineer's virtual coworker. According to OpenAI, Codex can autonomously generate code from natural language, fix bugs, conduct tests, and suggest performance improvements. What sets Codex apart is its ability to operate on sandboxed code independently, completing tasks in sessions that may last up to 30 minutes. OpenAI has plans to extend these sessions over time to support more complex development workflows. Initially integrated into the ChatGPT web app, Codex has been restricted from accessing the Internet to ensure security and data integrity. It runs on a specialised version of OpenAI's o3 reasoning model, codex-1, tailored for software development. Josh Tobin, OpenAI's research lead for agents, emphasised that the long-term vision is for Codex to act as a fully autonomous coding agent, reducing the need for manual programming and enabling engineers to delegate entire tasks to the system. Internally, OpenAI engineers already use Codex to manage to-do lists and automate coding operations, often running several tasks in parallel while focusing on higher-level goals. Alexander Embiricos, product lead for Codex, shared that some companies in early trials are already integrating Codex into on-call engineering teams to maintain system stability. This points to Codex's potential to become a staple tool in real-world software development environments. While Codex is currently free for ChatGPT subscribers, OpenAI plans to monetise it after assessing user demand and performance. The launch comes at a time when AI-driven code generation is gaining momentum. Other major tech players, including Google and Anthropic, are also investing heavily in similar technologies. For example, Google recently unveiled AlphaEvolve, a new AI agent for algorithm development, while Windsurf introduced its own suite of coding models.
WIRED
16-05-2025
- WIRED
OpenAI Launches an Agentic, Web-Based Vibe-Coding Tool
May 16, 2025 11:00 AM With vibe coding all the rage, OpenAI says Codex can take on more development chores in a safe and explainable way. Photograph:OpenAI is launching a cloud-based software engineering agent called Codex in an attempt to ride a wave of hype surrounding vibe coding or building software using AI. It says this tool will let developers automate more of their work in a way that should be both safer and less opaque than existing tools. OpenAI's Codex is available through the web for ChatGPT Pro users from today. It can generate lines of code but also move through directories and run commands inside a virtual computer, automating more of the work that developers go through when writing code. 'We're about to undergo a pretty seismic shift in terms of how developers can be most accelerated by agents,' says Alexander Embiricos, a member of the product team at OpenAI working on agents. The latest models from rivals Anthropic and Google are already both highly skilled at coding. This OpenAI launch has pre-empted Google's expected release of a more capable coding tool at its I/O event next week, according to a report in The Information. According to numerous reports, OpenAI is in talks to acquire Windsurf (formerly Codeium), a startup that makes a popular AI coding tool, for $3billion. A key challenge with vibe-coding is that delegating to AI can result in software that is opaque and more difficult for a person to understand and fix when bugs creep in. OpenAI says the model behind Codex has been trained to explain what it is doing more clearly and help developers fix what they are building, and that the use of a virtual computer makes the system safer by design. It is already possible to write and analyze code using ChatGPT and similar chatbots. OpenAI already offers a Codex command-line tool that can generate code. The new web-based Codex, which OpenAI calls 'research previous,' runs its own mini computer within a browser. This allows it to run commands, explore folders and files, and test the code it has written autonomously. 'That's really the way that we think most development is going to happen in the future,' Embiricos says. 'The agent will work on its own computer and will delegate to it.' OpenAI says that Codex is being used by outside companies including Cisco, Temporal, Superhuman, and Kodiak. Vibe-coding has become a phenomenon thanks to a generation of AI models that are remarkably good at writing and fixing code. The same models allow more skilled developers to speed up their work, too. OpenAI has launched two other agentic AI tools over the past year: Operator, which controls a web browser and can automate online chores, and Deep Research, which carries out detailed web search and analysis in order to compiler reports. Josh Tobin, who leads the agents research team at OpenAI, says Codex reflects a bigger vision for ChatGPT to evolve from a chatbot into a teammate. 'We think that ChatGPT will become almost like a virtual coworker,' Tobin says. 'Where you can go to it not just for answers to quick questions, [but also to] collaborate with it on larger chunks of work across a wide range of different tasks.'
