What? OpenAI and Cursor Have Split!
OpenAI has announced the end of its partnership with Cursor, which has lasted nearly four years. The spark for this came when SpaceX acquired Cursor for $60 billion. OpenAI is unsure whether Musk’s company will comply with the service terms, so it has cut off access. Support for the existing models will only continue until November 12.
Interestingly, developers can still use their own OpenAI API key to call GPT models within Cursor. This suggests that OpenAI hasn’t completely ruled out cooperation—it has simply changed the way the partnership works and how the funding flows.
Behind this move, is OpenAI reflecting its heightened sensitivity to, and desire for, control over data usage? In the future, will more AI companies take similar steps to protect their own technology?
#加密货币 #Regulatory Updates
OpenAI has announced the end of its partnership with Cursor, which has lasted nearly four years. The spark for this came when SpaceX acquired Cursor for $60 billion. OpenAI is unsure whether Musk’s company will comply with the service terms, so it has cut off access. Support for the existing models will only continue until November 12.
Interestingly, developers can still use their own OpenAI API key to call GPT models within Cursor. This suggests that OpenAI hasn’t completely ruled out cooperation—it has simply changed the way the partnership works and how the funding flows.
Behind this move, is OpenAI reflecting its heightened sensitivity to, and desire for, control over data usage? In the future, will more AI companies take similar steps to protect their own technology?
#加密货币 #Regulatory Updates
