Why the Super Bowl and OpenAI Codex Signal a Turning Point for AI at Work

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This week, AI showed up where decisions cannot slow down.The Seattle Seahawks will use Microsoft AI tools during the Super Bowl to analyze plays and adjust strategy in real time. At the same moment, OpenAI released Codex, embedding AI directly into live software development environments.In this episode of AI for Everyone, Harrison Painter connects those two stories and explains why they point to the same shift.AI is no longer something teams review after decisions are made.It is being used while work is happening, under pressure, with real consequences.We compare OpenAI Codex and Claude Code, unpack what this means for leaders, and outline practical steps organizations should take as AI becomes part of everyday workflows.~ Harrison Painter

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