- ‘The Goblins Came Back to Haunt Us’: OpenAI Explains How ChatGPT’s ‘Nerdy’ Personality Got Out of Control Gizmodo —
- OpenAI reported to have briefed U.S. agencies, Five Eyes partners on new cybersecurity product The Globe and Mail —
- OpenAI takes aim at Anthropic with beefed-up Codex that gives it more power over your desktop Techcrunch —
- OpenAI's rival to Claude Code has a very strict command line for AI Agents: Never talk about … Times Of India —
- ChatGPT Is Weirdly Obsessed With Goblins. Here's How OpenAI Fixed It CNET —
- OpenAI briefs US agencies, Five Eyes on new cybersecurity product, Axios reports - Reuters Reuters —
- New Codex features include the ability to use your computer in the background Ars Technica —
- Why OpenAI's 'goblin' problem matters — and how you can release the goblins on your own VentureBeat —
- Exclusive: OpenAI briefs feds and Five Eyes on new cyber product Axios —
- These New Codex Updates Are the 'First Phase' of OpenAI's Dream Super App CNET —
- 'Where the goblins came from': OpenAI's strange but not entirely surprising story of little critters infesting ChatGPT's output PC Gamer —
- OpenAI to commit $1.5B to new 'DeployCo' venture with PE firms: report Seeking Alpha —
- OpenAI's latest Codex update builds the groundwork for its upcoming super app Engadget —
- ChatGPT Just Got a Weird New List of Forbidden Topics (Including Gremlins) Vice —
- OpenAI talks about not talking about goblins The Verge —
- OpenAI in talks to commit up to $1.5 billion to private equity JV, FT reports - Reuters Reuters —
- OpenAI’s big Codex update is a direct shot at Anthropic’s Claude Code The Verge —
- ChatGPT developed a goblin obsession after OpenAI tried to make it nerdy Engadget —
- OpenAI blames ‘nerdy personality’ for ChatGPT obsession with goblins NBC News —
- OpenAI in talks to commit up to $1.5bn to private-equity joint venture Financial Times —
Codex
Book with handwritten content
The codex was the historical ancestor format of the modern book. Technically, the vast majority of modern books use the codex format, of a stack of pages bound at one edge. However, the term codex is now reserved for older manuscript books, which mostly used sheets of vellum, parchment, or papyrus, rather than paper.
OpenAI explains 'goblin' bug