Sources: Meta and Microsoft are working to cut their employees' use of Claude; Meta employees using Claude Code
The Information : Sources: Meta and Microsoft are working to cut their employees' use of Claude; Meta employees using Claude Code have dropped to ~30K from ~60K earlier this...
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The Information : Sources: Meta and Microsoft are working to cut their employees' use of Claude; Meta employees using Claude Code have dropped to ~30K from ~60K earlier this...
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