US-based OpenAI announced that it would discontinue providing AI services to Cursor, which is owned by SpaceX. Cursor's code generation service is expected to become unable to use OpenAI models from mid-November onward, according to reports.
US-based OpenAI announced that it would end the provision of AI technology to Cursor, which was acquired by SpaceX. Cursor's code generation service is reportedly expected to lose access to OpenAI models from mid-November onward.
OpenAI indicated that it intended to terminate its partnership agreement because Cursor had become part of the company led by Elon Musk. Public materials reportedly describe the substance of the company's contract termination decision, and Cursor is understood to be under pressure to respond.
The instruction directly entails suspending the provision of Cursor's AI functions, while the specific alternative measures and timing have not been determined in the article. Follow-up reports may provide further details on the operating status of Cursor's code generation features.