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Sam Altman demonstrates 'vibe coding' and the expansion of ChatGPT Work into a personal AGI for complex workflows

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has demonstrated the power of 'vibe coding,' a method where non-coders can build functional websites and applications using natural language prompts. By using a single prompt on his phone, Sam Altman successfully tasked ChatGPT to plan a long weekend trip for a group of nine people, build a full-stack interactive website for discussion, and draft a corresponding email. This process highlights the shift from AI as a simple question-and-answer tool to an autonomous agent capable of handling multi-step workflows. The administration announced the launch of ChatGPT Work and Codex, which have now surpassed 10 million weekly active users. These tools are designed to act as a digital chief of staff, automating repetitive tasks such as spreadsheet cleaning, meeting preparation, and project updates. While competition from Microsoft, Google, and Anthropic intensifies, the focus is shifting toward platforms that can complete useful workplace workflows. Experts suggest that generative AI could eventually automate 60% to 70% of employee activities, particularly in information processing and knowledge work.

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