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The Pulse #162: Even fewer middle managers and more flexible teams?

Peter Steinberger joins OpenAI. While Anthropic cuts off third-party devs, talent wars intensify.

Reporting by Pragmatic Engineer 1 min brief
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The KeyNews take

Why it matters

Key engineering talent movement to OpenAI signals continued competition for top AI builders, while platform strategy divergence creates new market opportunities.

The key facts

4 to know

  1. Peter Steinberger joins OpenAI

  2. Anthropic bans third-party developers

  3. Codex embraces third-party developers

  4. Increased AI-powered software creation

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Publisher excerpt: Also: Anthropic bans third-party devs while Codex embraces them, Peter Steinberger joins OpenAI, a lot more software gets created with AI, and more
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