OpenAI has taken GPT-Rosalind, its life sciences model, out of research preview and opened it through the API and Codex. In a public demo, narrated as running with biosafety restrictions lifted, the model drew up a plan a lab could pin to the bench as it stands.
The Agents API hands OpenAI the runtime that drives Codex, and it is now in public beta. Sessions and context management become OpenAI's job while your application only picks tools and an execution environment, though the data still sits in the United States alone.
It connects straight to Snowflake or BigQuery, investigates what changed and builds the dashboard for you. No query language required, and the row and column permissions on your account still hold.
307 booths filled Hall B of COEX, and pre-registrations hit 23,063 — five times last year's figure. What does it mean that visitors grew far faster than exhibitors?
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