Meta gave Conductor users 16 days before shutdown; OpenAI kept the interface and folded it into Codex
YvesMulkers · x · 2026-11-06
A contrast in how AI giants wind down acquisitions: Meta gave Conductor's users only sixteen days before shutdown, while OpenAI's deal keeps the interface open and folds the part that matters into Codex.
The post highlights the difference in treatment of acquired tool users—hard cutover versus smooth transition.
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