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- OpenAI brings Codex plugin to Anthropic’s Claude Code
- Alibaba’s Qwen 3.5-Omni debuts with audio-visual features
- Google advances Shor’s algo, raising stakes for post-quantum crypto
- Elon cases reassigned by Delaware judge over bias concerns
- Anthropic seen hitting $2T valuation by 2030, Coatue estimates
- NASA’s Artemis II set to send astronauts around the moon on Apr. 1
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1. OpenAI brings Codex plugin to Anthropic’s Claude Code for code review, task delegation
A ChatGPT account, including a free tier, or an OpenAI API key is required to access Codex from Claude Code.
The plugin can run multiple tasks simultaneously in the background.
It routes through the local Codex CLI and app server, using the same auth, config, and MCP setup.
“We’ve seen Claude Code users bring in Codex for code review and use GPT-5.4 for more complex tasks,” OpenAI Dev. Experience Head said.
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3. Alibaba’s Qwen 3.5-Omni debuts with audio-visual features, rivals Google’s Gemini 3.1 Pro
Qwen 3.5-Omni delivers competitive benchmark results versus Gemini 3.1 Pro, Alibaba claimed:
Plus, Flash, and Light are the three model sizes, with up to 256K context length.
Supports 10+ hours of audio input and 400+ seconds of 720p audio-visual input at 1 FPS.
Recognizes speech in 113 languages/dialects and generates in 36.
Includes voice cloning, end-to-end voice control, and dialog support.
Available via Alibaba’s Offline and Realtime APIs.
4. Google advances Shor’s algorithm, raising stakes for post-quantum crypto
Successive improvements are compressing the qubit and runtime needed for quantum attacks, Google research shows:
