A user on Reddit's r/OpenAI community reported that OpenAI's Codex computer-use agent completed the daily Loldle Worlds challenge in a single session. Loldle, a Wordle-style game testing League of Legends knowledge across multiple categories, typically requires iterative guessing and deep game familiarity. The agent reportedly navigated the browser-based interface, interpreted visual clues, and submitted correct answers across all five puzzle types without human intervention.
OpenAI's Codex Agent Clears Loldle Worlds in Single Attempt
Coding assistant demonstrates unexpected proficiency at League of Legends trivia game
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If Codex can master a niche trivia game requiring visual reasoning and domain knowledge, what browser-based tasks previously considered too unstructured for automation might fall next?
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