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.”

OpenAI plans to end model access through Cursor on Nov. 12, citing concerns after SpaceX’s $60 billion acquisition of the coding startup.

OpenAI said on Friday that it ⁠plans to stop providing AI models to Cursor, the coding-tool company now owned by Elon Musk's SpaceX, marking a further escalation in the bitter rivalry between OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and Musk.Musk and Altman have been at odds for years, a feud that culminated earlier this year in a trial

OpenAI to cut off AI models for SpaceX-owned Cursor, escalating feud with Musk  Dawn

X, formerly Twitter, found a bot farm of 200,000 accounts. These accounts posted content to influence American AI and energy policy debates. The posts claimed AI data centers raise electricity prices and strain the grid. This discovery follows similar claims made by OpenAI regarding Chinese influence operations. Both p

Getty Images OpenAI said it will end its contract with Cursor, a startup that was acquired by SpaceX. The company pointed to past conduct by Twitter, another Elon Musk-owned company. OpenAI said it would not provide Cursor access to future models, including Astra. OpenAI said it's ending its contract with Cursor, a c

OpenAI to end partnership with SpaceX's Cursor  Reuters

Aug 28 : OpenAI said on Friday that it plans to stop providing AI models to Cursor, the coding-tool company now owned by Elon Musk's SpaceX, marking a further escalation in the bitter rivalry between OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and Musk.Musk and Altman have been at odds for years, a feud that culminated earlier this year in

Russian-speaking hackers from Aur0ra, a new ransomware group, used the AI coding assistant built into Cursor — a code editor that Elon Musk’s SpaceX recently bought — to break into seven companies around the world, according to Reuters, citing a report by the cybersecurity firm Gambit Security.

NSW Health has begun “contingency planning” for the possibility of a TGA recall of defibrillators used across the state’s NSW ambulance fleet and hospitals.

NSW Health has begun “contingency planning” for the possibility of a TGA recall of defibrillators used across the state’s NSW ambulance fleet and hospitals.