IndustryThe Decoder·June 29, 2026

Meta restricts use of Claude Code and Codex to keep rival AI out of its training data

Meta is restricting its engineers' use of Anthropic's Claude and OpenAI's Codex to prevent output from these AI tools from being incorporated into its own training data. The article Meta restricts use of Claude Code and Codex to keep rival AI out of its training data appeared first on The Decoder.

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