According to Anthropic, Openi’s AI models have canceled access to their Claude Family. A report in the wired.
Sources told the Wired that the Openi Claude was connecting with internal tools, allowing the company to compare the cloud performance in category such as coding, writing and safety with its model.
The tech cranch has reached anthropic for comment. In a statement to the wired, an anthropic spokesman said, “Open’s technical staff was also using our coding tools before the launch of GPT5, which is apparently a direct violation of our service terms.” “(Anthropic trade terms forbid companies to use cloud to build competitive services.)
However, Anthropic also said it would continue to provide access to the open AIA for “benchmarking and safety diagnosis.”
Meanwhile, a statement from the Open AI spokesperson described its use as “industry standard” and added, “When we respect Anthropic’s decision to eliminate access to API, it is disappointing that our API is available to them.”
Anthropic executives had already demonstrated resistance to providing access to rivals, Chief Science Officer Jord Kapilin had previously called the company’s wind surf (a rumor of Open AI, which was achieved by cognition), justifying the sale of our decision.