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OpenAI is rolling out mobile access to Codex, its desktop AI tool that can write code and control applications on users' computers. The feature allows users to control Codex on their desktop from the ChatGPT iOS and Android apps, with real-time updates flowing back to mobile devices.

Perplexity has opened its Personal Computer AI assistant to all Mac users after initially limiting access to subscribers on its $200 per month Max plan. The macOS app can run tasks across local files, apps, and the web, with most processing handled in the cloud rather than locally.

Anthropic has expanded Claude Cowork to all paid subscription tiers on macOS and Windows, adding organizational controls including role-based access, per-team budget limits, and usage analytics. A new Zoom connector integrates meeting summaries directly into Cowork, while admins can restrict connector actions like write access. Microsoft is testing an adapted version for Copilot.