Morning from @OpenAIDevs DevDay
Aileen Villanueva, a software engineer from Monterrey, at Fort Mason the morning of the keynote.
On 29 September OpenAI announced more than twenty things at DevDay in San Francisco: dots, always-on agents with a computer of their own; GPT-6.1 Sol, which OpenAI says comes close to Astra at a fifth of the price; ChatGPT Space and Pages for teams working alongside agents; Codex in the cloud, computer use in the Agents API, and a Pro 500 plan. We are collecting the launches in OpenAI's own words, what was shown on stage, what people tried and argued about in the first hours, and the night before, each in the poster's own words. Nobody in these bylines is on eChai, and every entry links back to where it was posted.
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Aileen Villanueva, a software engineer from Monterrey, at Fort Mason the morning of the keynote.
Morning from @OpenAIDevs DevDay
Derya Unutmaz, an immunologist and professor, at Fort Mason before the keynote.
Arrived at the big event! @OpenAI DevDay is about to begin. I’ll broadcast as much as I can. Many people are still arriving, it looks very crowded. Beautiful weather in San Francisco today ☺️
Andy T, a Codex Ambassador who runs AI demo nights in London, and nineteen others the day before DevDay, shot on an iPhone and, the post says, edited with Codex.
We’re being extremely normal about DevDay 😂
20 people. Zero chill.
Shot on iPhone. Edited with Codex. @OpenAIDevs
Yashraj Nayak, in developer relations at Databricks, arriving in San Francisco the day before DevDay with OpenAI's Codex Ambassadors from around the world.
Hello SF 👋
Here for @OpenAI DevDay with all amazing #Codex Ambassadors from across the world ✨