Anthropic co-founder on cutting access to Windsurf: ‘It would be odd for us to sell Claude to OpenAI’

Anthropological co-founder and Chief Science Officer Jared Kaplan said his company had cut direct access to Windsarf’s ethnographic Claud AI models, mainly achieving the largest competitor, AI coding assistant, because of rumors and reports.

“We really are trying to enable our customers who are going to work with us sustainably,” Caplan said on Thursday an on -stage interview with TechCrunch TC Sessions: AI 2025The

“I think it would be strange for us to sell Claud to the Openai,” said Kaplan.

The comment arrives a few weeks after reporting Bloomberg Opena was earning Windsorf for $ 3 billionThe In the beginning of this week, Windsorf said Anthropic Claud 3.5 Sonnet and CLOD 3.7 Cuts its direct access to SonnetTwo of the two more popular AI models for coding, comparatively forced startup to find third -party computing suppliers in a relatively short notice. Windsorph said that it was disappointed with anthropological decisions and it could be the cause of the short -term instability of users who tried to access clad through Windsaroff.

Windsoroff refused to comment on Kaplan’s comment and a spokesman for the OpenAI did not immediately respond to Techchen’s request. Companies did not confirm the acquisition of rumors.

According to Kaplan, an ethnic cut is part of the cause of access to the clode of Windsorf, the company is quite computing today. Anthropic would like to save Kaplan as “permanent partnership” to save its computing.

However, Kaplan said that the company would greatly increase the availability of models that could offer users and developers in the coming months. He also added that the anthropologists have just begun to unlock a new computing cluster from his partner Amazon, which he says is “really big and the scale continues.”

As he moved away from the ethnographic Windsorf, Kaplan said he was cooperating with other customers’ AI coding equipment, such as cursor, such as cursor – Kaplan said that the anthropologists expected to work for a long time. Kaplan rejected the concept that there is competition with companies like anthropological cursor, which is developing its own AI models.

Meanwhile, Kaplan says that its own agent coding products, such as Claud Code, are focusing on developing products rather than an ethnic AI chatboat experience. Companies like OpenAI, Google and Meta are competing for the most popular AI chatboat platform, Kaplan said that the chatboat example was limited to its stable nature and AI agents would be much more helpful for users in the long run.