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Wednesday, 13 May 2026

Building a safe, effective sandbox to enable Codex on Windows

OpenAI 5 months ago 53

OpenAI developed a sandboxed environment that allows Codex to run safely on Windows systems with restricted access to files and network resources. The sandbox implements controlled file access permissions and network limitations to prevent Codex from executing potentially harmful operations. This technical approach enables developers to use Codex code generation capabilities on Windows while maintaining security boundaries around system resources.

Introducing AIMIP: The AI weather and climate model intercomparison project

Allen Institute (AI2) 5 months ago 45

Researchers launched AIMIP (AI Model Intercomparison Project) to establish shared benchmarks for evaluating AI climate models, bringing together groups including NVIDIA and Google Research. The project's Phase 1 tested eight AI models trained on ERA5 historical data from 1979-2014 and evaluated them on 1979-2024, finding that AI models reduced errors in historical temperature simulations by a factor of 2 compared to conventional models but showed mixed performance in tracking long-term warming trends and generalizing to unseen climate scenarios. The release of the AIMIP Phase 1 dataset through DKRZ provides the climate science community with a standardized framework to evaluate AI climate models, with future phases planned to test coupled modeling and broader climate scenarios.

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