IndustryThe Decoder·July 4, 2026

OpenAI cofounder envisions "almost no interface" future where nobody learns software anymore

Greg Brockman admits ChatGPT's plugins, heavily marketed in 2023, failed "because the models weren't ready." Instead of app extensions, he sees the future in an invisible, context-aware agent. But OpenAI's own Codex is still light-years from that vision. The article OpenAI cofounder envisions "almost no interface" future where nobody learns software anymore appeared first on The Decoder.

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