
At the intersection of engineering and intelligence. Essays, analysis, tactics, news, and more.
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It’s been a little while! At the beginning of the month I got pretty sick, though admittedly it was nice to take my first publishing break in 3 years. But don’t worry: I’ve got more stuff in the works, including a Codex Basics livestream th...
What do vending machines, corporate whistleblowers, and the board game Diplomacy have in common?
They’re all AI benchmarks.
Vending-Bench drops an AI agent into a simulated vending machine business and asks it to manage inventory, negotia...
Earlier this month, Greg Brockman published a thread about how OpenAI is retooling its engineering teams to make them more effective with agents. The initiative was kicked off because of how much things have changed internally:
Some grea...
I’ve been trying to get this post out for nearly a week now, but I’ve been pretty busy with work! Thanks for bearing with me.
Last Wednesday, OpenAI and Anthropic both dropped new frontier models: GPT-5.3-Codex and Claude Opus 4.6....
Disclaimer: Regular readers will know that I currently work at OpenAI. And while that certainly introduces some bias, the views presented here are entirely my own, without input from the company.
I’m unlikely to post about every new relea...
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