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15 January 2026 23h26

I dunno, they have OpenRouter on board from day one which means we'll get a proxy that works for almost every model

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Enable Web Search in Codex for Internet Access

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@romainhuet

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15 January 2026 21h56

Great to hear! Have you tried to enable web search with:
❯ codex –search Codex will then search the internet without asking for permission, e.g. “Fetch the latest Stripe docs and add a button to pay with Link.”

→ View original post on X — @marktabnet, 2026-01-15 20:28 UTC

Microsoft Brings AI Agents to Windows for Smarter Tasks

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@marktabnet

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15 January 2026 21h28

Microsoft is bringing AI agents to Windows, reviving a winning playbook to make everyday tasks smarter and more intuitive. Explore how this shift will empower users and businesses: msft.it/6015tCH4R

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Mid useless OSS projects at tech companies replaceable by GPT-5.2 Codex

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@tunguz

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15 January 2026 20h46

I know of a lot of mid useless OSS projects at major tech companies that are now officially totally cooked. All of their work replaceable with a few well guided CC or GPT 5.2 Codex sessions by skilled operators.

Claude Code and Codex CLI for Development

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15 January 2026 20h39

Mostly Claude Code at the moment, with a little bit of Codex CLI

Sandbox AI Documentation Gaps Raise Trust Concerns

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15 January 2026 20h32

I still haven't seen documentation that explains those sandboxes in enough detail that I can trust them A sandbox without documentation is of very limited use!

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Longevity Tech and AI Innovation Continue to Advance

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@terence_mills

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15 January 2026 20h00

Rise of longevity tech and AI marches on
#AI #AIio #AIInnovation #ML #DataScience #Futureofwork @Scobleizer @AndrewYNg @drfeifei @KirkDBorne @fchollet @rowancheung @antgrasso

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Open Responses: Multi-Provider LLM Interface Specification Launched

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15 January 2026 19h27

Introducing Open Responses, an open spec for multi-provider LLM interfaces, built on the @OpenAI Responses API.

We started with gpt-oss and close work with inference partners. This is the next step toward real interoperability across the ecosystem.pic.twitter.com/JbOivFgIu0
— Romain Huet (@romainhuet) 15 janvier 2026

Introducing Open Responses, an open spec for multi-provider LLM interfaces, built on the @OpenAI Responses API. We started with gpt-oss and close work with inference partners. This is the next step toward real interoperability across the ecosystem.

Standardized JSON API for AI Models Offers Clean Slate

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15 January 2026 19h16

Yes! This is the standard I've most wanted – a formalized, standardized JSON API for talking to models Would have been nice to see it build on chat completions since everyone's implemented that already, but Responses offers a clean slate and is a better fit for recent models

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AI Double-Check in Medicine: Physician Responsibility and Human-AI Collaboration

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@erikbryn

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15 January 2026 19h08

Yes, it certainly should be. Especially since its to cheap, fast and easy to have the AI double-check things. That said, the physician should have the final call and final responsibility. For more and more tasks, human+AI outperforms human alone.