又一美国AI公司向中国停服，中企推“搬家计划”

Core Viewpoint - Anthropic, a prominent AI company, has announced the cessation of services to companies with majority Chinese ownership, citing legal, regulatory, and national security risks [1]. Group 1: Anthropic's Decision - Anthropic will prohibit any enterprise directly or indirectly controlled by Chinese entities with over 50% ownership from using its services, affecting not only mainland China but also overseas subsidiaries and organizations with Chinese investment backgrounds [1]. - The decision follows a trend among U.S. AI companies, as OpenAI had previously restricted API access to companies in non-supporting countries, including mainland China and Hong Kong [2]. Group 2: Impact on the Industry - The restriction creates challenges for developers and companies reliant on foreign large model services, but simultaneously opens opportunities for domestic AI companies in China [2]. - Zhiyu, a domestic AI company, has launched a "Claude API User Special Migration Plan" to assist developers in transitioning to their GLM model API, offering a significantly lower cost and enhanced performance compared to Claude [1][2].