Meta restricts Claude and Codex use to safeguard AI training data

Meta is banning its engineers from using rival AI tools (Anthropic's Claude and OpenAI's Codex) to prevent their outputs from being incorporated into its own training datasets.

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The move aims to protect the integrity of in-house models and avoid intellectual property leaks or biases.

This decision highlights growing tensions between AI giants over data protection and technological competition.

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