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OpenAI's 28-Day Sprint: How AI Just Rewrote the Rules of Software Development
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OpenAI's 28-Day Sprint: How AI Just Rewrote the Rules of Software Development

OpenAI's 28-day app development sprint isn't just fast—it's a new paradigm. Discover how AI-native workflows are rewriting the rules of software engineering.

The 28-Day App: OpenAI's Sora Port Signals the Dawn of AI-First Software Development
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The 28-Day App: OpenAI's Sora Port Signals the Dawn of AI-First Software Development

OpenAI shipped Sora for Android in 28 days using AI. Our analysis breaks down how this signals a new era of AI-first software development and what it means for the industry.

OpenAI Built an App in 28 Days. It's a Warning Shot for Every Software Team.
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OpenAI Built an App in 28 Days. It's a Warning Shot for Every Software Team.

OpenAI's 28-day development of Sora for Android using AI isn't just about speed. It signals a fundamental shift in software creation that will impact investors, CTOs, and developers.

The Loop: OpenAI's Codex is Now Building Itself, Sparking an AI 'Arms Race'
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The Loop: OpenAI's Codex is Now Building Itself, Sparking an AI 'Arms Race'

OpenAI reveals its AI, Codex, is building itself—a recursive loop that signals a new 'arms race' in software development. An analysis of the new competitive frontier.

OpenAI's 28-Day Android App: The Dawn of the AI-Native Development Stack
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OpenAI's 28-Day Android App: The Dawn of the AI-Native Development Stack

OpenAI built the Sora Android app in just 28 days using AI. This isn't just faster coding—it's a new paradigm for software development. Here's what it means.

OpenAI's 28-Day Sora App: This Isn't About Video, It's a Warning Shot to the Entire Software Industry
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OpenAI's 28-Day Sora App: This Isn't About Video, It's a Warning Shot to the Entire Software Industry

OpenAI shipped its Sora Android app in just 28 days using AI. Our expert analysis reveals why this isn't about video—it's the end of software development as we know it.