Beth Lyons

And Codex 5.3 was a little more Claude Code-like.

And that is like the convergence, right?

We are seeing, based on how people use these things, what the audience wants, what the people want.

Yeah, and it's immediately available for PowerPoint and Excel, right?

Those Excel, Cloud for PowerPoint are immediately now available to use Opus 4.6.

There was also a very interesting conversation happening in terms of Greg Brockman posted about their internal OpenAI mandate.

And again, when people give us a little bit of a window into their teams, how the frontier lab companies are using their products, it's very interesting because we know from Boris Cherny that a bunch of the improvements in cloud code over time have been more and more developed by their in-house team is using cloud code to code those systems.

And Brockman wrote on X that some of their team has made that transition, but not all.

And that he is mandating that by March 31st, all of the team be doing it.

He called it a renaissance transition.

in uh he calls it a renaissance in software um and he laid out like specific mandates and again i sort of think that these are bellwethers for how other companies look at um again how the people who are uh in the front row and in the room doing this uh the ways that they are talking about their business process and doing their business process it starts to lead to that sort of change

And I'm going to see if I can find this.

Yeah.

Where are we?

Okay.

I am looking for the analysis of Brockman's information, but that's okay.

So

Another piece that I found really interesting

was the 4.6 has shipped with adaptive thinking or adaptive... So it gets to choose how deep it thinks, basically.

You can do that with various APIs.