2.9 Billion Tokens Later: Why I Chose Codex
I ran 2.9B tokens through Codex, compared Claude Code, Cursor Composer 2.5, and Antigravity, and realized the best AI tool is not the smartest one. It is the one that keeps real projects moving every day.
Neural networks, AI tools, and vibe coding in my work and daily life: experiments, practical insights, automation, digital products, design, and a new way of building faster, freer, and with more creative momentum
I ran 2.9B tokens through Codex, compared Claude Code, Cursor Composer 2.5, and Antigravity, and realized the best AI tool is not the smartest one. It is the one that keeps real projects moving every day.
When machine intelligence writes the code and the human is responsible for the logic and meaning — who's the developer? And what changes in the profession when the tool starts thinking alongside you?
When you're making cold calls to British or Indian clients and can't understand a word they're saying — that's a real problem. I solved it myself: built a Swift app with Apple Intelligence that transcribes speech in real time and suggests what to say next.
Testing the new Higgsfield neural net — it’s a bomb. One photo is enough to get video with live emotion, motion, and facial expression. Like someone pulled a frame from memory and pressed play. Perfect for concepts, storytelling, and getting high on how fast tech became cinema
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