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Anthropic has decided to cut off OpenAI’s access to its Claude family of AI models, as reported by Wired. This move came after OpenAI was found connecting Claude to internal tools for performance comparisons in areas like coding, writing, and safety, which violated Anthropic’s terms of service.

While Anthropic has restricted API access for competitive reasons, they will still allow OpenAI to use the models for benchmarking and safety testing. Both sides have shared their perspectives: Anthropic mentioned that OpenAI’s staff used their tools before GPT-5’s launch, violating the agreement, whereas OpenAI expressed disappointment but noted their API remains available for Anthropic.

The background shows that Anthropic has been cautious about sharing Claude with competitors, even justifying their decision not to sell Claude to OpenAI previously. The company’s leadership has shown resistance to providing access to rivals, prioritizing their own strategic interests in the AI space.

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