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OpenAI CEO's Codex keyboard gift to Samsung presidents draws attention

A miniature keyboard presented by OpenAI CEO Sam Altman to Samsung Group executives is drawing attention, as the device is designed not for conventional typing but specifically for vibe coding using OpenAI's Codex. The gift is being seen as a glimpse into what Altman described to the executives as OpenAI's vision for the future of computer interaction. According to OpenAI and Samsung, Altman…

OpenAI CEO's Codex keyboard gift to Samsung presidents draws attention

A miniature keyboard, designed for coding with OpenAI's Codex, was given to Samsung Group executives by the company's CEO, Sam Altman. The gift drew attention as it represents OpenAI's vision for the future of computer interactions, where voice commands and artificial intelligence may replace traditional typing. Altman met with over 50 Samsung executives during a visit to a Samsung training center in Yongin, Gyeonggi Province, where he engaged in a discussion with them.

He explained that the Codex Micro Keyboard, released as the first hardware product under the OpenAI brand, could enhance the speed and efficiency of working with Codex.

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