The small startup OpenAI has unveiled a native client for its coding tool on the Microsoft Windows operating system. It took them a month to develop and release this version.
Interestingly, the announcement of the new Codex for Windows was presented in a humorous way, almost like a disguised promotion for the upcoming "MicroSlop Wendows 12" release. It seems like a playful nod to the operating system giant Microsoft, which actually owns 27% of OpenAI.
