OpenAI to end Cursor deal with SpaceX over contract, safety concerns
OpenAI said the decision followed concerns that SpaceX may not use its technology in accordance with its terms of service, citing what it described as previous contract violations involving companies owned by Mr Musk.
According to OpenAI, after Mr Musk acquired Twitter, now known as X, the social media company breached the terms of its contract with OpenAI, alongside contracts with other companies.
The notice to end the contract followed Elon Musk-owned SpaceX’s acquisition of Anysphere, the developer of AI coding platform Cursor, for about $60 billion, despite OpenAI having worked with Cursor for nearly four years.
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