I spent the evening learning how AI coding tools are evolving beyond simple assistants into real productivity partners for developers, founders, and software teams.

Running a software startup and building client systems makes this shift especially relevant to me. The way we plan, write, debug, ship, and maintain software is becoming more intelligent, automated, and fast.

The event reinforced an important idea: the future of software will belong not only to people who can code, but to those who combine product thinking, technical execution, and the ability to use AI effectively.

Grateful for an evening spent learning, connecting, and staying close to where the industry is heading.

I received ChatGPT Codex swag from OpenAI today, including stickers and the official Codex cap. It also marked my second Codex-related event this month, which made the moment even more special.

To most people, it may look like merchandise. To me, it represents something bigger: a shift in how software is built, where ideas move faster from thought to implementation and builders can work with AI as a real coding partner.

As someone building software, automation, and AI workflows for businesses, it is exciting to take part in this moment in technology and to stay connected with the community around it.

Grateful to receive it, and excited to keep building with ChatGPT Codex.

I attended TECH59 Summit Vietnam 2026, where I had the chance to speak with people from companies across the technology ecosystem.

From the team at Airwallex to AWS partners and vendors, along with many other startups and technology companies, every conversation gave me a fresh perspective on where AI, developer tools, and enterprise software are heading.

One thing I always enjoy about these events is that you never know who you will meet or what idea you will walk away with. A casual conversation can spark a completely new way of thinking.