A 17-year-old Alpha School student describes an AI-shaped education built on self-paced coursework, human guides and entrepreneurial projects. She also weighs her generation’s anxiety about automation against a conviction that technology should make more room for connection, judgment and creativity.

OpenAI’s Codex leaders make the case for a dedicated agent command center, where programming moves beyond IDEs and terminal workflows into persistent, multimodal collaboration. As coding models accelerate, they argue that verifying the flood of generated code—not producing it—will become the real bottleneck.

Atlas engineers Ben and Darren trace the evolution from Netscape and Chrome to an agentic browser built around ChatGPT, where web pages become both workspace and collaborator. They weigh automation against human curiosity, and explain how AI coding tools are changing the speed of software decisions as much as software production.