Our Agents, Ourselves
Plus: Turning your best colleagues into reusable skills, the model built to fix AI writing, and math proofs that outran their authors
OpenAI’s merge of Codex into ChatGPT has changed knowledge work, prompting updated guides and workflows. Companies are exploring AI adoption strategies, with executives seeking answers on implementation, skepticism, and team restructuring. The article also touches on AI’s impact on writing, the concept of ‘cloning’ coworkers into AI skills, and the emerging problem of ‘proof indigestion’ in mathematics.
- Updated guides for ChatGPT and OpenClaw reflect the merger of Codex into ChatGPT, offering new workflows and insights for knowledge work.
- A Q&A session with executives reveals common questions and advice on adopting AI, covering strategy, governance, and team organization.
- The concept of ‘cloning’ coworkers into reusable AI skills is being explored as a way to capture expertise within companies.
- A new AI model, Deft, aims to fix AI writing’s sameness but produces dense, fact-inventing output.
- Mathematicians face ‘proof indigestion’ as AI generates more proofs than humans can verify, leading to a potential shift in the division of labor between humans and machines in mathematical research.
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