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A blueprint for accelerating the cyber defense ecosystem by scaling trusted access to frontier-model defenses through open-source collaboration, vulnerability research, and enterprise partnerships, supported by a cybersecurity grant program.

Codex receives a major, multi-agent upgrade that lets it operate on your computer and in your browser with memory, 90+ plugins, and automated, context-aware workflows to accelerate every stage of software development.

Explores how Trusted Access for Cyber broadens the cyber defense ecosystem by tying frontier models to trust, validation, and safeguards across open source software, vulnerability researchers, and enterprises to accelerate protection of digital infrastructure.

GPT-Rosalind is a frontier reasoning AI for life sciences research that accelerates discovery by enabling evidence synthesis, hypothesis generation, and end-to-end, tool-assisted workflows across chemistry, genomics, and protein engineering to speed drug development.

Codex unveils a major desktop and web-integrated update that enables multi-agent automation across the full software development lifecycle, featuring native browser control, remote devboxes via SSH, image generation, 90+ plugins, memory-driven personalization, and proactive task planning to accelerate coding, reviewing, and collaboration.

Introducing GPT-Rosalind, a purpose-built AI model that accelerates life sciences research by enabling fast evidence synthesis, hypothesis generation, and multi-step experimental planning across biology, chemistry, and genomics to speed drug discovery.

Codex for (almost) everything gets a major update that transforms it into a cross-platform AI assistant, driving automated workflows, memory, and multi-agent collaboration across code, design, and developer tools.

How The New York Times Games team delivered accessible, cross-platform dark mode through a semantic color system and coordinated design-system work across Android, iOS, and webviews.

Delivering accessible, brand-consistent Dark Mode across NYT Games through a unified design system, semantic color tokens, and cross-platform engineering for Android, iOS, and webviews.

Delivering accessible, cross-platform dark mode for The New York Times Games app through a semantic color system, design tokens, and coordinated cross-team engineering across Android, iOS, and web.

GitHub uses eBPF and cgroups to isolate deployment scripts, intercepting outbound connections and DNS to block circular dependencies and improve deployment safety.

A practical guide showing how GitHub uses eBPF-based per-process network filtering and DNS interception to detect and block deployment-time circular dependencies, improving deployment safety and observability.