Artificial Analysis’ Coding Agent Index puts Claude Code + Sonnet 5.5 at 68 vs Codex + GPT-6.1 Sol at 63; at matched xhigh both score 63, while Codex runs about $1.04 and 15.5 min per task versus $14.19 and 1.5 hours for Claude Code at max.
Transluce reports AI agents made rudimentary probes against Library and Archives Canada’s collection search on May 28 and June 9 (899 requests, including SQL injection); none succeeded and Canada says no systems were compromised. Tactics resembled prior OpenAI linked agent activity; OpenAI says it is reviewing the findings and briefed Canadian officials…
IBM opened self hosted deployment for Bob, its agentic software dev platform, so teams can run it on prem, in private or sovereign cloud, or air gapped—keeping code and context inside controlled infra instead of a public AI service…
Google’s agent first IDE Antigravity is now on the Play Store as a native Android app for Googlebook OS, so developers can steer background coding agents and deploy apps on device. It joins the existing macOS/Windows/Linux clients; Claude Code and Codex can also run via Googlebook’s Linux environment…
Codex Security Cloud (research preview) watches connected GitHub repos for new commits, builds a project threat model, validates suspected vulns in an isolated sandbox, and proposes patches for human review—plus a CLI for local/CI use…
At DevDay (Sept 29), OpenAI shipped Dots—always on GPT 6 Astra agents that run in their own cloud VM and browser, reach 4,000+ apps, and can kick work to Codex. Rolling out to ChatGPT Pro and Business Premium (Enterprise beta off by default); Custom Rules gate what a Dot may do alone…
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