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Popular AI apps get caught in the crosshairs of Anthropic and OpenAI

6 June 2025
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Popular AI apps get caught in the crosshairs of Anthropic and OpenAI
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Major tensions are emerging between AI labs and the applications that utilize their services, highlighted by Anthropic’s abrupt cutoff of Windsurf’s access to Claude 3.x models, raising concerns about industry-wide impacts. OpenAI also posed a threat to Granola, an AI meeting note app, by introducing a similar function within ChatGPT, potentially limiting Granola’s growth. As startups navigate these risks of being overshadowed or copied by their model providers, industry leaders stress the importance of trust and stability in the evolving AI landscape.

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