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Anthropic and OpenAI Set Different Rules for AI Model Access

Anthropic's regional policy takes effect Nov. 12, while OpenAI's approval requirement for services offering direct model access begins Nov. 20.

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Pedestrians pass a glass office entrance in San Francisco, California. (AI-generated image / EconoTimes)
Pedestrians pass a glass office entrance in San Francisco, California. (AI-generated image / EconoTimes)

OpenAI will begin screening third-party services that give users direct access to its models on Nov. 20, as Anthropic separately clarifies which people and businesses fall under Claude's regional restrictions.

Anthropic announced Oct. 8 that an update to its usage policy will take effect Thursday, Nov. 12. The policy bars Claude use in regions the company does not support. The restriction also applies if an entity is incorporated or headquartered in an unsupported region, or if people or organizations there own a majority stake in it or control it. Anthropic described the update as a clarification of its existing policy.

OpenAI's Oct. 21 announcement covers third-party platforms that connect users directly to its models, including model routers and AI gateways. That review requirement starts Nov. 20. OpenAI said partners must meet its safeguard requirements and look into suspected violations.

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