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OpenAI launches Codex in beta version and shows us how it is possible to create programming code (therefore software) by explaining the operations to be carried out to the AI. And it's just the beginning! Alessio Pomaro Alessio Pomaro 3 Sep 2021 •4 min read Codex by OpenAI has been released in beta: from natural language to programming code Codex by OpenAI has been released in beta: from natural language to programming code What is OpenAI Codex? Codex is an OpenAI system based on artificial intelligence that can translate natural language into programming code.
Codex is the model on which Copilot is based , the tool created India Mobile Number Data in collaboration with GitHub, and can write instructions in more than a dozen programming languages ( e.g. Python, JavaScript, Go, Perl, PHP, Ruby, Swift and TypeScript ) , interpreting simple natural language commands. The beta version has currently been released and can be used via API by developers. The system is based on the now well-known GPT-3 ; its training data contains both natural language strings and billions of lines of publicly available source code ( e.g. from public GitHub repositories ).
Imagine having Codex available within the editors that are used during development! At any time it would be possible to make the system write code by simply describing the objective . OpenAI's Codex presentation In the following presentation you can see some examples of use, including the creation of a game and a plugin for Microsoft Word. The live demo presentation of OpenAI's Codex What he can do is truly impressive. In the last part of the demo you can see the use of Codex as a plugin within a software and through voice commands . OpenAI Codex applied to data analysis In the following video, we see a data extraction and representation experiment .
Codex is the model on which Copilot is based , the tool created India Mobile Number Data in collaboration with GitHub, and can write instructions in more than a dozen programming languages ( e.g. Python, JavaScript, Go, Perl, PHP, Ruby, Swift and TypeScript ) , interpreting simple natural language commands. The beta version has currently been released and can be used via API by developers. The system is based on the now well-known GPT-3 ; its training data contains both natural language strings and billions of lines of publicly available source code ( e.g. from public GitHub repositories ).
Imagine having Codex available within the editors that are used during development! At any time it would be possible to make the system write code by simply describing the objective . OpenAI's Codex presentation In the following presentation you can see some examples of use, including the creation of a game and a plugin for Microsoft Word. The live demo presentation of OpenAI's Codex What he can do is truly impressive. In the last part of the demo you can see the use of Codex as a plugin within a software and through voice commands . OpenAI Codex applied to data analysis In the following video, we see a data extraction and representation experiment .