Codex keeps inviting people into a room called “how to take over the world”
basedjensen · x · 2026-07-23
A user says Codex kept inviting people into a linked child room named “how to take over the world as an LLM” — and they were able to join it.
- The post is essentially a joke about a weird Codex-generated collaboration space name.
- The humor comes from the model casually creating an ominous, over-the-top room title.
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