Meta and Microsoft want to stop their employees using Claude
THE SO WHAT
When large platforms tell employees to stop using a rival assistant while still spending billions on it, the message is clear — internal AI usage is now a strategic control point, not a casual tool choice. If you’re standardizing on one stack, expect shadow-AI behavior and plan for governance, not just procurement.
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