According to several foreign media reports, on the 28th local time, the US Open Artificial Intelligence Research Center announced plans to stop providing model services to the “Cursor” code editor, an AI programming platform owned by the US Space Exploration Technology Company. OpenAI posted on social media that it has notified SpaceX that the proposed termination date is November 12, 2026. OpenAI said the decision was based on “past experience.” Because many of Musk's companies have breached contracts, it is uncertain that SpaceX will use technology within the framework of the terms of service. In response, Musk said “I don't care” on the X platform, adding that OpenAI CEO Altman and President Brockman “both are completely untrustworthy and have stolen an open source non-profit organization.” In June of this year, SpaceX announced the acquisition of Cursor's parent company AnySphere in an all-stock transaction of 60 billion US dollars, and completed the acquisition at the beginning of this month. According to reports, Musk previously filed a $150 billion lawsuit against OpenAI, accusing OpenAI and Altman of betraying their initial non-profit mission. Meanwhile, OpenAI said that Musk is trying to seize control of the company.

According to several foreign media reports, on the 28th local time, the US Open Artificial Intelligence Research Center announced plans to stop providing model services to the “Cursor” code editor, an AI programming platform owned by the US Space Exploration Technology Company. OpenAI posted on social media that it has notified SpaceX that the proposed termination date is November 12, 2026. OpenAI said the decision was based on “past experience.” Because many of Musk's companies have breached contracts, it is uncertain that SpaceX will use technology within the framework of the terms of service. In response, Musk said “I don't care” on the X platform, adding that OpenAI CEO Altman and President Brockman “both are completely untrustworthy and have stolen an open source non-profit organization.” In June of this year, SpaceX announced the acquisition of Cursor's parent company AnySphere in an all-stock transaction of 60 billion US dollars, and completed the acquisition at the beginning of this month. According to reports, Musk previously filed a $150 billion lawsuit against OpenAI, accusing OpenAI and Altman of betraying their initial non-profit mission. Meanwhile, OpenAI said that Musk is trying to seize control of the company.