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Anthropic released Claude Opus 4.7 for broad use while keeping the stronger Mythos Preview under limited access. The new model improves coding, agent work, and high-resolution vision, but the larger test is whether Anthropic can block risky cyber use without cutting off legitimate defenders. If that system works, Mythos-class access gets closer. If it fails, the airlock closes.
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---CLAUDE---
score: 89
trend: up
change: +4
PRO: Hit $30B ARR and doubled $1M+ enterprise clients in two months — commercial momentum accelerating
PRO: Signed 3.5 GW Google and Broadcom compute deal, added CoreWeave capacity to address rate-limit complaints
PRO: Claude Cowork GA with role-based access, Managed Agents API launched for enterprise workflows
PRO: Opus 4.6 leads SWE-bench Verified at 80.8% and Terminal-Bench 2.0 at 65.4% — 70% developer preference
CON: France DINUM sovereignty mandate closes a public-sector lane in Europe for non-European AI
---CHATGPT---
score: 81
trend: up
change: +1
PRO: Closed $122B round at $852B valuation — largest private financing in history
PRO: Enterprise now over 40% of revenue and on track for parity with consumer by year-end
PRO: New Codex-only Enterprise seat tier targets developer teams as direct counter to Claude Code
CON: Launched $100/month ChatGPT Pro tier as defensive pricing response to Anthropic
CON: GPT-4o fully retired April 3 — forces rebuild work on legacy Custom GPTs
---GEMINI---
score: 79
trend: up
change: +3
PRO: Gemini 3.1 Pro rolled out globally with stronger reasoning for coding and data analysis
PRO: Project Mariner Computer Use shipped in 3 Pro and 3 Flash via Gemini API and SDK
PRO: Dropbox federated data store GA in Gemini Enterprise, MCP tools and native audio added
PRO: Google Cloud Next '26 opens April 22 — more agentic and security announcements expected
CON: CVE-2026-1727 in Gemini Enterprise exposed Cloud Storage bucket handling before patch
---MISTRAL---
score: 67
trend: up
change: +6
PRO: France DINUM ordered government-wide exit from non-European AI — massive sovereign tailwind
PRO: Won French Ministry of Armed Forces framework agreement and France/Germany public admin deal 2026-2030
PRO: Launched Voxtral TTS enterprise voice stack and Leanstral Lean 4 code agent
PRO: $830M debt financing closed for Paris data center cluster — on track for $1B ARR
CON: Growth remains concentrated in European public sector and a handful of systems-integrator deals
---GROK---
score: 40
trend: down
change: -2
PRO: SpaceX-xAI merger closed into $1.25T Star-Intelligence parent — capital and compute story strong
PRO: Colossus 2 supercluster scaling from 1 GW to 1.5 GW with Grok 5 slated for Q2
CON: Sued Colorado over AI anti-discrimination law SB 24-205 — enterprise compliance red flag
CON: SpaceX IPO banks pressured to buy Grok seats, reinforcing coerced sales perception
CON: Musk political entanglement continues to deter risk-averse procurement teams
---DEEPSEEK---
score: 14
trend: down
change: -1
PRO: V4 reportedly in grayscale testing with late-April launch confirmed by Liang Wenfeng
CON: V4 missed another deadline — API still serves V3.2 with 128K context window
CON: Huawei Ascend optimization signals further decoupling from Western enterprise stacks
CON: No compliance certifications or enterprise SLA progress this cycle
Repo Radar looks at five fast-moving GitHub projects: Hermes Agent, OpenScreen, Google AI Edge Gallery, DeepTutor, and Multica. The pattern is clear. Open source is moving from code libraries into full products for agents, local AI, screen demos, and learning workflows.
Chrome Skills turn repeated Gemini in Chrome prompts into reusable browser workflows. This intermediate tutorial shows how to confirm access, save useful prompts, compare selected tabs, build a research verification Skill, and keep the library from becoming clutter. It also explains where the rollout is limited, why selected tabs matter, when a saved prompt is too risky for confidential work, and how to test outputs before trusting them.
Half of Claude Code's 200,000-token context window vanishes before developers type a single message. Now a cottage industry of optimization hacks, paid toolkits, and CLAUDE.md pruning rituals has sprung up to manage the tool that was supposed to manage itself. The parallel to manual memory management isn't flattering, and the business incentives behind it are even worse.
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