ChatGPT Codex Voice + browser + Sites: an expert’s AI workflow | Nick Baumann (OpenAI)

If we go back to, you know, 2022, 2023, around the release of ChatGPT, I think a lot of people felt the AI then. A chatbot that I say things to and it intelligently says things back to me. I think with the advent of Cody agents and, like, the Cody agent harness in particular, now this AI is going out and, like, reading files and trading files and, like, running commands and it this is crazy. I sell one thing, and then it figures out all the other things. How does that sound? I haven't gone deep with voice. I wanna see it from the pro. How should we be using it? What's cool about it? So I'm just gonna trigger voice. I've got a hot key for it. I'm listening. Go ahead. K. There should be some Amazon receipt for a a mic I just bought recently. It's for DX uses. I'm hoping you can help me expense it. Could you spin up another thread to handle taking care of that expense report for me? Me? The expense task is running. It'll find the Amazon receipt and stage the Navon report, but not submit it until you confirm. I'll let you know when it's ready to review. If anybody has been lucky enough to have an assistant, this is how it gets done. And it is just, like, such a nice delegation experience to be like, hey. Can you take care of this? Hey. Can you fix this? Tell me what's going on. Typically, voice is great. You can, like, talk back and forth, but it's usually with a less strong model that is less capable. Whereas this, it's fully able to delegate and manage these fully, you know, five, six sole threads on its own, which is great because then you can have it do things on your behalf. Hot take question. What do you think matters more on voice experience latency or intelligence? Welcome back to How I AI. I'm Clarivo, product leader and AI obsessive here on a mission to help you build better with these new tools. Today, we have Nick Baumann at OpenAI, and he's gonna show us some of the advanced use cases of ChatChippity codecs and Chachipity work, including how you can talk to your computer to book your flights, use Chachipity sites to build websites you can share with anybody or nobody, and use my favorite workflow, which is editing creator content in codex. Let's get to it. This episode is brought to you by bolt. New, the AI app builder for people who have ideas and want to ship them. Most AI tools spit out code that looks great in a demo and falls apart the second you try to do anything real with it, or they lock you into their own platform with no real way out. Bolt is different. You describe what you wanna build, a startup MVP, a landing page, an internal tool, a side project, …