Wouldn't surprise me if the real purpose of this is to get a physical object on your desk that makes you constantly think about Codex -- either babysitting your currently-running agents when it's lit up and running, or subconsciously bullying / shaming you into using Codex if you're not right at this very moment.
An electronic Siren's Song if you will.
If that was the real purpose they would have priced it lower.
it's like costco memberships. the more you pay, the more value you feel you're getting
* steady gentlemen *
>An electronic Siren's Song if you will.
Notifications on your smartphone that's always on you are way better for that purpose, than on a device that's tied to your desk.
Add Gacha mechanics for +100% extra damage.
Devices tied to your desk are actually very good for tech detox.
So if getting you hooked was OpenAI's goal with this, they definitely missed by a 1000 miles.
Agree, but there's also the psychological impact of having spent over 200 smackers on this thing and then letting it go unused lol
This only works if you can get people to spend over $200, which is the part I'm skeptical of.
But who knows, maybe I'm overestimating people's intelligence.
That's the key, a physical object is much more easily made part of a devs identity.
Projecting a hacker image has become very fashion based. e.g., some devs love their clickity-clackity keyboards with LEDs, others have those all-blacks ones with nothing on the keys.