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The Unit Distance Theorem, solved by AI, now guides optimal arrangements of atoms and molecules in quantum processors. Maximizing equal interactions → denser, more scalable, and noise-resilient quantum systems. #QuantumComputing #AI #MathBreakthrough #QuantumTech #Infographic

Today, we share a breakthrough on the planar unit distance problem, a famous open question first posed by Paul Erdős in 1946. For nearly 80 years, mathematicians believed the best possible solutions looked roughly like square grids. An OpenAI model has now disproved that belief, discovering an entirely new family of constructions that performs better. This marks the first time AI has autonomously solved a prominent open problem central to a field of mathematics.

OPENAI DROPPED A PDF ON HOW THEY USE CODEX INTERNALLY and it's actually useful their engineers across security, infra, frontend, and api teams use it daily for: ▫️ understanding unfamiliar codebases fast (especially during incidents) ▫️ refactoring changes that span dozens of files ▫️ generating tests for edge cases devs usually miss ▫️ scaffolding boilerplate so you ship faster ▫️ staying in flow when your calendar is a disaster the one that hit different: one engineer said "i was in meetings all day and still merged 4 PRs because codex was working in the background" cdn.openai.com/pdf/6a2631dc-7…

@Kappaemme1926 impeccable.style

DEV HELP ME How can I improve codex for the frontend?

if this tweet gets 1 like, tibo will reset codex rate limits

@midudev No sólo eso y los supply chain attack y cli access no securizado ya Claude code detecto un problema similar así que no lo veo tan posible en entornos empresariales

@alfredolopez80 Todo pasa 100% en local. Simplemente usa una base de datos SQLite en tu máquina para indexar tu código.

¡No quemes tokens con tu IA explorando tu proyecto! Crea un grafo semántico local de tu código con esto ✓ -92% tool calls ✓ 71% más rápido explorando código ✓ Claude Code, Cursor, Codex y OpenCode Local y de código abierto: → github.com/colbymchenry/c…

El actor japonés Hiroyuki Sanada habló sobre las contradicciones de la naturaleza humana: «Algunas personas sueñan con tener una piscina en casa, mientras que aquellas que la tienen apenas la usan. Aquellos que han perdido a un ser querido sienten un profundo sentido de pérdida, mientras que otros a menudo se quejan de sus familiares vivos. Los que no tienen pareja anhelan una, mientras que los que la tienen a menudo no la valoran. Los hambrientos darían cualquier cosa por una comida, mientras que los saciados se quejan del sabor de su alimento. Los que no tienen coche sueñan con poseer uno, mientras que los que lo tienen siempre buscan uno mejor». La clave de la felicidad es la gratitud: ver y apreciar de verdad lo que ya tenemos, y entender que en algún lugar, alguien daría cualquier cosa por lo que nosotros damos por sentado.

Ship => Feedback => Ship => Feedback => Ship => Oops something not quite right => Reset => Yay => Ship => … The never ending cycle of Codex improvements

@thsottiaux in not enable in Spain and android why?

Codex everywhere

@Kirishima_VRC i recommend the new 3d model released by microsoft huggingface.co/microsoft/TREL…

試しに、AIでキャラクターを生成し、そこからモデリング資料としてAIによって図面を生成した、さすがにここまでは自身の創作物と言うつもりは無いしそう思ってもいないが、問題なのは、ここから手作業で3Dモデリングした物がどう扱われるか…

@Kappaemme1926 codex (at the moment...)

you have $100, which one do you choose, Claude or Codex?

not gonna lie, /side might be one of my favourite features in the codex app while using extra high reasoning because the main thread is so slow also pretty cool that you can actually have more than one side chat 👀 kinda wish they could make edits though

@embirico Is available in Europe?

The Thursdays continue! Today: Codex Chrome extension Codex could already use Chrome via Computer Use, but it took over your browser and could only work on one tab at a time. Today unlocks speed & parallelism: Multiple agents/subagents, multiple tabs. It's magical to watch ✨

@ajambrosino @theaaron When /goal?

@theaaron soon

this has aged very well GPT 5.5 instant & deep research are the only reasons to use the app, but Codex is by far the best value in AI subscriptions today

@jivishov @thsottiaux Agreed need a bot with updates change logs

@thsottiaux Codex had one update today. No details here though: developers.openai.com/codex/changelo… Would be nice to have a short description for every update.

Surprised there were basically no announcements today.

It's so interesting to me how drastically different the personalities of Opus 4.7 and GPT 5.5 are. GPT 5.5 is smart, hardworking, slightly autistic and doesn't want to talk much. Huge preference for diving into tasks and hammering tasks out over long, long periods. Opus 4.7 is also obviously smart, but the only way to accurately describe Opus 4.7 is that he is charismatic but extremely lazy, talks a lot, but doesn't like to get work done. The only saving grace of Opus 4.7 is that he really does have an eye for design. -- Opus 4.7 is the quintessential toxic employee you need to fire while GPT 5.5 is the one you're glad to have on the team, but wished you could understand him better / have a more pleasant time interacting with him.

@Jibby2k1 @thsottiaux I think this is a great feature @thsottiaux

@thsottiaux I really like talking to ChatGPT in a conversational way sometimes, I wish it did not need to consume codex tokens. It would be nice it codex could refer to the conversation history locally (after talking to chat), it makes it even easier to continue developing in one place.

We are seeing strong traction and working to improve Codex for scientists across mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology and more. What do you wish it were capable of that it cannot do today?

@tunguz @thsottiaux Exist a LaTex plugins

@thsottiaux Symbolic mathematical manipulation ala Mathematica.

@thsottiaux hey men when /goal in Codex Desktop app?