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OpenAI to end Cursor deal with SpaceX over contract, safety concerns

Meanwhile, responding to the proposed contract termination, Mr Musk said he was indifferent to the decision and described OpenAI’s leadership as “untrustworthy.” The post OpenAI to end Cursor deal with SpaceX over contract, safety concerns appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria .

OpenAI to end Cursor deal with SpaceX over contract, safety concerns

OpenAI plans to end its contract with Cursor, a coding startup acquired by SpaceX. The termination is set for November 12.

OpenAI cited concerns over the acquisition, according to CNBC. SpaceX acquired Cursor in a $60 billion deal.

Cursor co-founder Michael Truell said OpenAI represents just 5% of Cursor's traffic. Elon Musk, who heads SpaceX, said he "couldn't care less" about the decision and described OpenAI's leadership as "untrustworthy", according to Premium Times.

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