OpenAI to end partnership with SpaceX’s Cursor
- On Friday, OpenAI announced it is ending its partnership with Cursor, a coding startup SpaceX acquired for $60 billion this month, effective November 12.
- OpenAI cited past conduct by Elon Musk-owned companies, specifically Twitter's contract violations and the SpaceX CEO's admission that he 'partly' distilled OpenAI's models to train Grok.
- The partnership provided a 'limited time window' to cancel after acquisition, with OpenAI saying it uses 'custom contracts' with large partners to ensure compliance.
- Cursor users will lose access to OpenAI models on November 12, though the startup continues offering models from Anthropic, Google, and SpaceXAI without receiving 'future models' including Astra.
- This move escalates the long-running feud between OpenAI and Musk, who sued CEO Sam Altman in 2024; Musk plans to appeal a federal jury ruling that he waited too long to bring the case.
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Why Is OpenAI Ending Its Partnership With Cursor? | 📲 LatestLY
OpenAI has officially terminated its partnership with AI powered coding editor Cursor, with direct model access scheduled to end on November 12, 2026. The move follows Elon Musk's aerospace company SpaceX closing a USD 60 billion acquisition of Cursor, also known as Anysphere, integrating the coding tool into the SpaceXAI ecosystem alongside xAI and its Grok models. 📲 Why Is OpenAI Ending Its Partnership With Cursor?.
OpenAI Will Cut Off Cursor's Access to Its Models on November 12
OpenAI announced it is ending its partnership with Cursor after SpaceX completed its $60 billion acquisition of the coding startup, cutting off direct model access on November 12. OpenAI said it wasn't confident SpaceX would use its technology within its terms of service, while pledging extra support for affected developers.
OpenAI will conclude its agreement to provide Artificial Intelligence models to Cursor after the programming tool was acquired by SpaceX, a break The post OpenAI cuts its models to Cursor after the purchase of SpaceX: says it does not trust Musk companies appeared first on .
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