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OpenAI has introduced GPT-5.2, enhancing capabilities in long-context reasoning, code generation, and vision inputs, while also incorporating new filesystem skills for improved functionality in professional settings. The model aims to support complex tasks with a significant increase in context length, although it may experience higher latency and occasional reasoning stalls. Additionally, a recent report highlights the rapid adoption of AI in the workplace, indicating substantial time savings for users, though organizational barriers remain a challenge.
OpenAI is testing GPT-5.2‑Codex‑Max, a subscription-only Codex variant that improves long-task coherence, compacts context for large repos, handles refactors better, boosts tool reliability, and adds vision and Windows workflow support. It's appearing for some paid users.
GPT-5.2-Codex adds long-horizon context, improved large-scale code changes, Windows support, vision inputs, and stronger defensive cybersecurity. Now available to paid ChatGPT users; invite-only pilot for vetted teams.
GPT-5.2 boosts instruction-following, code generation, vision, and long-context reasoning, with Pro delivering deeper synthesis. Trade-offs include higher latency and occasional reasoning stalls that limit everyday use.
Following the increasingly spreading adoption of Claude Code Skills, OpenAI adds filesystem-based 'skills' to ChatGPT's Code Interpreter and the Codex CLI, enabling tools to discover markdown-described folders. Vision-enabled models render PNG pages for PDFs to preserve layout and images.
Released Dec 11, 2025, GPT-5.2 targets professional work with 256k-token context, improved coding, vision, and tool-driven agents. Rolling out in ChatGPT paid plans and API with updated pricing and Pro tier.
OpenAI's 2025 enterprise report finds rapid AI adoption—weekly messages ~8×, reasoning tokens ~320×—and average workers save 40–60 minutes daily; heavy users save 10+ hours weekly. The main barrier is organizational r...
OpenAI’s GPT‑5.1 introduces Instant (warmer, adaptive) and Thinking (dynamic deeper reasoning) models. New presets and sliders let users tailor tone, conciseness, scannability and emoji use across chats.
OpenAI unveiled GPT-5-Codex-Mini, a compact model delivering about 4x more runs for high-throughput coding tasks. It also raises Codex rate limits and adds priority processing for paid ChatGPT plans.
Internal traces show OpenAI testing a GPT-5.1 'Thinking' variant in ChatGPT, plus Mini and Codex-focused builds. Leaks mention A/B 'thinking budgets', expanded context windows, and possible lower API pricing.
Warp consolidates legacy plans into Build: $20/month with 1,500 AI credits and BYOK for OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google. Overages shift to cheaper, roll-over Reload credits; Business becomes $50/user with SSO and ZDR.
Aardvark, powered by GPT-5, autonomously scans repositories, models threats, validates exploits in sandboxes, and suggests Codex patches for human review. In private beta, it integrates with GitHub and CI/CD to speed vulnerability triage, shorten patch cycles, and bring AI-driven security directly into the developer workflow.
OpenAI’s Codex now integrates with VS Code, supports cloud delegation, and aligns with ChatGPT plans, with enterprise controls, data options, and documented limits for local and cloud tasks.
OpenAI published a GPT-5 prompting guide addressing agentic tasks, instruction adherence, API usage, and coding, accompanied by a prompt optimizer tool.
OpenAI’s GPT-5 is now supported in Cline, offering enhanced coding performance and reliability at roughly half the cost of Sonnet 4.