Enterprise

After years of upper-body pain from a repetitive stress injury, Jeremy Rose uses Codex voice mode to write and debug software while relying less on a keyboard.

Adam Schlosser is general counsel at the online fashion marketplace Poshmark, and ChatGPT helps him juggle multiple tasks: first-pass researcher, legal-issue spotter, and interpreter of dense regulations into practical guidance for the business.

Aidan McLaughlin, a researcher on OpenAI’s core models team, uses Codex to translate analytical questions into working front-end tools that make training data easier to see, share, and act on. By describing an investigative goal and letting Codex scaffold a browser app, he can iterate quickly on dashboards that would have taken weeks to build by hand, even without deep front-end experience. In one recent project, an end-to-end visualization surfaced a previously ambiguous signal clearly enough to shift the team from asking whether it existed to deciding how to train on it, spawning a new line of training techniques. Codex also reduces day-to-day friction by helping him navigate and explain unfamiliar parts of the codebase, accelerating alignment and experiment design across collaborators.

Luke Xing built a personal audio calibration tool with Codex, giving him a fast way to adjust computer sound around a fluctuating hearing impairment.