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This has been really fun to build and great to see the response internally and for our preview customers. It's pretty awesome to be able to get trustworthy, beautiful answers to your data questions whenever you want!
Now everyone can put data to work.
We’re introducing a new Data agent in ChatGPT Work so you can turn your company’s data into answers, interactive dashboards, and action—just by asking.
Just add the Data Plugin in ChatGPT Work, connect to the data sources and context you already use, and start the conversation. openai.com/index/put-data-to…
This is an absurdly big jump, huge props @ilanbigio for spotting this and chasing it down
Imagine writing an exam and every 5 minutes you get punched in the face and lose your train of thought. Models don’t like it either
Evals rarely measure models in isolation.
Realized if you enable compaction and reasoning retention, GPT-5.6 Sol (max) scores 38% on ARC-AGI-3 – up from 13%. With 6x fewer tokens.
Check out the blog post! openai.com/index/how-two-set…
enjoy some games we didn't include in the blog:
Once I learned to harness the power of 5.6-sol-ultra and increase the ambition of my tasks, my token usage and productivity have really inflected. I'm up 3x w/w and now in the 100B token club
Noah MacCallum retweeted
New today:
- GPT 5.6 Sol, Terra, and Luna
- ChatGPT Work
- The new ChatGPT desktop app
- Unified plugins across ChatGPT & Codex
- Sites (Beta) in ChatGPT
- Multi-tab and enterprise auth in the Browser
- Faster Computer use
- and much more
Today’s release is very special to the team and me. Let’s walk through it:
Extremely big deal: Lyft e bikes now have air in their tires. They had those unpuncturable but also extremely harsh foam tire cores before. I think you can look for the ones with little springs behind the front wheel
Hallelujah
Breaking: the mill had a fire last night, sf gdp forecast down 0.1%
Sad for them, wishing a speedy repair and glad nobody was hurt
Noah MacCallum retweeted
Codex has become a core part of how we do data science @OpenAI.
Today we’re launching a new Data Science plugin, built by data scientists for data scientists.
It helps with everything from exploring raw data and diagnosing metric changes to building dashboards, writing reports, and getting to stakeholder-ready insights faster.
The feedback has been strong:
• 100% of users said it speeds up the path from raw data to insight.
• 100% said it helps them take on more work than they otherwise could.
The best description I’ve heard is that it’s a force multiplier: getting us from 0→80% quickly, helping us make progress across multiple projects at once, and improving the quality of the final output.
Excited to share it with everyone.
openai.com/index/codex-for-e…
Btw
If you want to build better frontends to share with the new sites feature
Use the new product design plugin
Codex is really great for non-coding work, but it needs access to your company context, and it's not trivial to prompt well to access the functionality
With our launch today, both are fixed. Proud of the team for cranking on this!
I've fully replaced chatgpt use with codex on my phone. - It's my cycling coach (with full structured workouts pushed to my garmin)
- It booked a haircut
- It sold a used bike end-to-end
- It's planning two trips over the summer
This is awesome
Coming soon: me walking around alamo square voice prompting my agents for hours at a time
Noah MacCallum retweeted
Check this out! 5.4 has amazing design skills but you need to steer its taste a bit. I got to write a skill for it with the help of my colleagues @hellodzzy @kleneway and @TinnRobert !
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