Today, we are discussing how knowledge workers in general, but everyone else too, should be using Opus 4.7 and the new Codex app.

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Now, today is probably my favorite type of show when we get a whole slew of new goodies

and get to dig in and see what they can do for us, how our capabilities have changed,

what new use cases become unlocked, and what the patterns are telling us about where the world

is going.

Now, yesterday, we got not one but two big releases, one model and one harness.

The model, disappointing to some, was not Mythos preview or anything related to it.

It was Opus 4.7.

And you could feel around the communications that Anthropic knew that there was going to be

some amount of disappointment that this wasn't mythos, and so it was going to have to be fairly impressive on its own right.

Now, on the other side, from OpenAI, we got a new iteration of their Codex application.

It adds a whole bunch of new capabilities and is making some very different bets as compared

to how, for example, Anthropic is looking at its Clod desktop app.

So what we're going to do today is discuss all the new things in both of these releases,

get some of the first reactions, and then specifically dive deep on what you as an engaged

AI user or knowledge worker or entrepreneur should try with these new releases.

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