The race for AI superapps is intensifying, with OpenAI's Codex currently leading as a full digital coworker that can even control a closed laptop. Anthropic's Claude Code and Claude Cowork are also in the mix, though they have a buggy interface. The key innovation is a three-pane interface that integrates chat, instructions, and a browser for proactive, token-efficient workflows. While Google's Anti-Gravity launch with Gemini 3.5 Flash is seen as premature, Cursor is a strong challenger due to its developer feedback and model flexibility. The speaker warns of significant risks, including the dangers of AI agents controlling browsers without proper permissions. They advise companies to adopt superapps cautiously, starting with read-only access, sandboxing, and expert-driven loops to avoid an 'agentic crash.' The future of AI usability will depend more on the harness than the model itself.