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Software engineers embracing the AI coding revolution don’t have much loyalty to any particular coding tool, especially when a new, better one comes out. In the latest example of that, hundreds of engineers at Notion, a maker of popular task-management software, are abandoning coding tool Cursor for Anthropic’s Claude Code and OpenAI’s Codex, according to a person involved in the change.The switch at Notion is part of a broader trend, where engineers are increasingly switching from AI tools they use in what
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Related Digital and Blackstone finalized financing for a $16 billion data center campus in Michigan being built for Oracle, the latest in a series of projects planned for Oracle to rent computing capacity to OpenAI. In a statement on Friday, Related Digital said the financing includes ... Read more ›
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This is going to be a fun week. First, Elon Musk and Sam Altman square off in a California court over the origins of OpenAI (for more details, see here). The final outcome probably won’t have a huge impact on the ChatGPT company—Musk’s chances of both winning the case and getting everything he wants from a victory seem unlikely, as we wrote here. No matter what happens, though, the courtroom... Read more ›
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The federal judge overseeing Elon Musk’s lawsuit against OpenAI granted Musk’s request to dismiss his fraud claims against the ChatGPT maker. Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers’s ruling on Friday was in response to a proposal this month from Musk’s lawyers that the claims be dropped provided the court ... Read more ›
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Amazon has touted a deal to finally bring OpenAI to its Amazon Web Services cloud unit with a new offering geared toward running AI agents. But some AWS customers have shrugged at the announcement, in part because they’ve come to rely on other model makers in the three years since OpenAI set off the AI boom. Six firms that work with AWS, either as customers or as consultants to customers,... Read more ›
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Microsoft and OpenAI amended the terms of their arrangement, allowing OpenAI to sell its models on competing cloud providers, the companies said on Monday. The companies also scrapped a controversial clause in their deal that would have granted Microsoft a share of OpenAI’s revenue and certain ... Read more ›
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Before we get to today’s column, we’ve got an update in tech’s favorite relationship: OpenAI and Microsoft. As a result of a revision to their deal, Microsoft Azure no longer has exclusive rights to sell OpenAI models and that Microsoft no longer has to share 20% of the revenue it makes from selling OpenAI models on Azure with OpenAI. Both could be significant concessions and it’s hard to immediately gauge... Read more ›
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