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Anthropic

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Microsoft is routing work inside GitHub Copilot, Excel and Outlook away from OpenAI and Anthropic models, towards its own MAI family. Satya Nadella explained the shift on X: use frontier models only for frontier problems, push everything else to cheaper in-house models. Microsoft's Excel model ma...

· Times of India

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Timeline

  1. Microsoft replacing OpenAI, Anthropic models, and CEO Satya Nadella explains why

    Limited reporting491 outlets

  2. US 'AI Kill Switch' bill: $20 million a day fine if OpenAI, Anthropic don't shut down

    Limited reporting491 outlets

  3. US Alleges China's Moonshot Used Anthropic To Build Powerful AI

    Partially corroborated511 outlets

  4. US accuses Kimi K3 AI model maker Moonshot AI of 'stealing' Anthropic's Fable model

    Limited reporting491 outlets

  5. Why are OpenAI and Anthropic cheering on regulation in Australia? The answer has global reach

    Partially corroborated551 outlets

  6. Google Announces Three New Gemini AI Models To Rival OpenAI & Anthropic: All You Need To Know

    Limited reporting491 outlets

  7. Tech billionaire says OpenAI, Anthropic can't complain about AI distillation

    Limited reporting491 outlets

Reporting confidence

49/100
Corroboration
15/40
Source reliability
19/30
Primary source
0/15
Headline check
15/15

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