https://youtu.be/bIrzOQtnp8w?si=E0fd5XxWrWCk6LxA Folks, buckle up — this was the week the AI superapp war went nuclear. 🔥 Matt Wolfe just broke down the biggest AI news of the week and it's a triple threat: Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google ALL shipped major updates within days of each other. Here's what you need to know: 🤖 OpenAI just turned Codex into a full-blown superapp. We're talking background computer use that can operate ANY Mac app autonomously, parallel agents running simultaneously, an in-app browser, memory that persists across sessions, and built-in image generation. 3 million weekly users and growing at 70% month-over-month. They're not hiding it — they're "building the super app out in the open." 🧠 Anthropic dropped Claude Opus 4.7 — jumping from 53.4% to 64.3% on the SWE-bench Pro coding benchmark. It edges out GPT-5.4 and Gemini 3.1 Pro. But here's the catch: same price as 4.6 but it burns through tokens WAY faster. And their unreleased Mythos Preview is sitting at 77.8%. The real story? Token economics and what happens when Mythos finally ships. 📱 Google shipped their desktop app too. The battleground has officially shifted from raw benchmarks to where the agents actually LIVE — on your desktop. The bottom line: Every major AI player is now fighting for the same real estate — your desktop. This isn't about who has the smartest model anymore. It's about who owns the interface. And folks, that changes everything. Watch the full breakdown above. If you're not paying attention to this shift, you're missing the biggest pivot in AI since ChatGPT launched. Stay vigilant. 🔥