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Anthropic Revokes OpenAI's Access to Claude OpenAI lost access to the Claude API this week after Anthropic claimed the company was violating its terms of service.

OpenAI lost access to the Claude API this week after Anthropic claimed the company was violating its terms of service. www.wired.com/story/anthro...

Anthropic Revokes OpenAI's Access to Claude OpenAI lost access to the Claude API this week after Anthropic claimed the company was violating its terms of service.

The AI unicorns are FIGHTING and @kylierobison.com has the exclusive:

Anthropic Revokes OpenAI's Access to Claude OpenAI lost access to the Claude API this week after Anthropic claimed the company was violating its terms of service.

NEW: Anthropic revoked OpenAI’s API access to its models this week, after claiming that the company violated its terms of service.

The AI wars continue! Scoop from @kylierobison.com

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Anthropic Revokes OpenAI's Access to Claude OpenAI lost access to the Claude API this week after Anthropic claimed the company was violating its terms of service.

Messy messy messy www.wired.com/story/anthro... via @kylierobison.com

Anthropic revoked OpenAI's API access to Claude, citing ToS violations; sources: OpenAI's use of the API let it compare its models' behavior against Claude's (Kylie Robison/Wired)

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Anthropic’s chief science officer Jared Kaplan spoke to TechCrunch at the time about revoking Windsurf’s access to Claude, saying, “I think it would be odd for us to be selling Claude to OpenAI.” A day before cutting off OpenAI’s access to the Claude API, Anthropic announced new rate limits on Claude Code, its AI-powered coding tool, citing explosive usage and, in some cases, violations of its terms of service.

This is also a familiar move: Last month, Anthropic restricted the AI coding startup Windsurf’s direct access to its models after it was rumored OpenAI was set to acquire it. (That deal fell through). www.wired.com/story/anthro...

Anthropic Revokes OpenAI's Access to Claude OpenAI lost access to the Claude API this week after Anthropic claimed the company was violating its terms of service.

OpenAI comms says "while we respect Anthropic’s decision to cut off our API access, it’s disappointing considering our API remains available to them." www.wired.com/story/anthro...

“Claude Code has become the go-to choice for coders everywhere, and so it was no surprise to learn OpenAI's own technical staff were also using our coding tools ahead of the launch of GPT-5,” Anthropic spokesperson Christopher Nulty said in a statement to WIRED. “Unfortunately, this is a direct violation of our terms of service.” According to Anthropic’s commercial terms of service, customers are barred from using the service to “build a competing product or service, including to train competing AI models” or “reverse engineer or duplicate” the services. This change in OpenAI’s access to Claude comes as the ChatGPT-maker is reportedly preparing to release a new AI model, GPT-5, which is rumored to be better at coding.

Scoop: Anthropic revoked OpenAI’s API access to its models on Tuesday, multiple sources familiar with the matter tell WIRED. OpenAI was informed that its access was cut off due to violating the terms of service. www.wired.com/story/anthro...

This one is important for me: "Don't write to my level of ignorance but sometimes remember that I, and I suspect maybe a few like me, are out here. Thank you."

It's easy to be in the bubble but most of the world isn't. Really hope my work continues to translate it all.

We included a survey for MB subscribers and I just got done reading all the notes. Sob! Cry! Ah!!!

Thank you to everyone for the kind notes, the feedback on what they want to see from me, and more.

This was the most chilling reply: "Keep writing until AI destroys the world."

OpenAI launches study mode in ChatGPT, designed to encourage students to engage with learning material, available to logged-in Free, Plus, Pro, and Team users (Reece Rogers/Wired)

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Source: over a dozen people at Thinking Machines Lab were approached by Meta; one offer was $1B+ over a multi-year span; not a single person has taken the offer (Kylie Robison/Wired)

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Meta’s AI Recruiting Campaign Finds a New Target Meta approached more than a dozen staffers at Mira Murati’s AI startup to discuss joining its new superintelligence lab. One received an offer for more than $1 billion.

@kylierobison.com with her first MODEL BEHAVIOR newsletter for @wired.com and details on Meta's superintelligence lab hiring spree (including trying to poach key people from Mira AI Murati's startup) www.wired.com/story/mark-z...

Meta’s AI Recruiting Campaign Finds a New Target Meta approached more than a dozen staffers at Mira Murati’s AI startup to discuss joining its new superintelligence lab. One received an offer for more than $1 billion.

🚨 our juicy new AI newsletter, model behavior is here, from @kylierobison.com ! 🚨

this week, a look into the ongoing talent wars. meta has offered $1 BILLION to recruit top talent for its AI project... and been turned down.

read the first installment and SUBSCRIBE: www.wired.com/story/mark-z...

Meta’s AI Recruiting Campaign Finds a New Target Meta approached more than a dozen staffers at Mira Murati’s AI startup to discuss joining its new superintelligence lab. One received an offer for more than $1 billion.

The AI talent wars continue.

Meta is setting its sights on Mira Murati’s 50-person startup, Thinking Machines Lab, and has made offers to at least 12 employees -- even offering one person over $1 BILLION DOLLARS to make the jump.

From the debut of @kylierobison.com's newsletter, Model Behavior:

Sources Say OpenAI is tinkering with a personality picker for ChatGPT, according to multiple sources. The idea is to train a persona, or a set of vibes, into the model and let users choose which mode they want to interact with. I’m personally hoping for something that isn’t abysmal at writing, and I could be in luck—I’m also hearing an upcoming model from this lab will perform very well in that department. OpenAI declined my request for comment.

For subscribers only, you'll see my ~sources say~ section, here's what we have this week (subscribe!!! www.wired.com/newsletter/e...)

By Kylie Robison Business Jul 29, 2025 12:10 PM Meta’s AI Recruiting Campaign Finds a New Target Meta approached more than a dozen staffers at Mira Murati’s AI startup to discuss joining its new superintelligence lab. One received an offer for more than $1 billion.

🚨 The first edition of MODEL BEHAVIOR is in your inboxes!

We're, of course, starting with a scoop: More than a dozen people at Thinking Machines Lab have been approached or received offers from Meta. One of those offers was more than $1 billion over a multi-year span. www.wired.com/story/mark-z...

ok, now for what i'm personally excited about: the Made In China newsletter with @zeyiyang.bsky.social and @lmatsakis.bsky.social. finally! nuanced and non-fearmongery looks into tech across the globe. (i am currently trying to coerce a labubu newsletter): www.wired.com/newsletter?s...

hi! here's me last year while elon musk/ X were Ruining My Internet which tells the story of @wired.com on bluesky. and guess what, no ragrets! as the director of social, im v proud to work at a place where we hold the powerful accountable, even if others arent: www.wired.com/v2/offers/wi...

A New Era for WIRED—That Starts With You As of today, there are even more ways to enjoy WIRED’s journalism, including premium newsletters and livestream Q&As. Join us.

Wired rules. Just an incredible group of journalists who are completely meeting the moment. And you can subscribe for $2 a month, which is insane www.wired.com/story/a-new-...

also definitely subscribe to all the wired newsletters!!!

grampa omg thank you thats too kind T^T<3

Cursor’s New Bugbot Is Designed to Save Vibe Coders From Themselves One of the most popular platforms for AI-assisted programming says the next era of vibe coding is all about supercharging error detection.

One of the most popular platforms for AI-assisted programming says the next era of vibe coding is all about supercharging error detection.

An Inventor Is Injecting Bleach Into Cancerous Tumors—and Wants to Bring the Treatment to the US A Chinese man with no medical training is injecting cancer patients with a toxic bleach solution; a full course of treatment runs $20,000. He's now working to bring the unproven treatment to the US.

NEW

For decades, pseudoscience grifters urged followers to drink toxic bleach solutions.

Now one inventor is going even further, injecting cancer patients with highly-concentrated doses of the bleach solution.

Next, he wants to bring it to the US

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The AI Backlash Keeps Growing Stronger As generative artificial intelligence tools continue to proliferate, pushback against the technology and its negative impacts grows stronger.

One of my proudest pieces from this year! The @wired.com editors are so supportive of incisive, reader-focused reporting.

"As generative artificial intelligence tools continue to proliferate, pushback against the technology and its negative impacts grows stronger."

www.wired.com/story/genera...

Americans Are Obsessed With Watching Short Video Dramas From China How did steamy, short soap operas that originated in China become the hottest thing in Hollywood, seemingly overnight?

Thrilled about the launch of Made in China, an indispensable weekly newsletter from @zeyiyang.bsky.social and @lmatsakis.bsky.social. Sign up and learn a little something! www.wired.com/story/china-...

ICYMI: @wired.com has launched a new subscription! For $2 a month (criminally low still imo!), you get access to all our great work, the opportunity to get 5 new exclusive must-read newsletters in your inbox, a new commenting system, live AMAs with our writers, and more www.wired.com/v2/offers/wi...

A close-up of hands showing off a playful and bold Beyoncé-themed manicure. Each nail features a unique design, including red, white, and blue stars, comic-style bursts with words like “COWBOY” and “CARTER,” silver shimmer, cow print, and graphic text. The overall look is inspired by Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter era, blending pop-art flair with western motifs.

And look at my nails. Just look at my nails!!

Americans Are Obsessed With Watching Short Video Dramas From China How did steamy, short soap operas that originated in China become the hottest thing in Hollywood, seemingly overnight?

WOOT more newsletter launches! The first edition of WIRED's Made in China newsletter by @zeyiyang.bsky.social: Americans Are Obsessed With Watching Short Video Dramas From China www.wired.com/story/china-...

Subject: LIKE I read the transcript of your discussion Anthropic's Claude. While the content was interesting, the constant devolving of conversation with the insertion of the word "like" was annoying and frankly, unworthy of Journalists.

ive seen this play before