OpenAI says it is winding down its contract to supply models to Cursor because of the code tool's acquisition by SpaceX.
OpenAI has announced that it will wind down its contract to provide models to Cursor, following Cursor's acquisition by SpaceX. The company framed the move as a direct consequence of the acquisition, according to the announcement.
The statement does not specify a timeline for the wind-down or offer further detail on the reasoning beyond the ownership change. Since this is the only source available, there are no independent responses or additional developments to compare with OpenAI's account.
The collaboration aims to improve how AI agents handle complex professional contracting tasks.
The quant firm says OpenAI's latest model lets agents run multi-day, open-ended research tasks while keeping humans in review.
The open, 740M-parameter model maps text, code, images, video, and audio into one embedding space for on-device retrieval.
A 7B-parameter model from TII targets the gap between Modern Standard Arabic and the Emirati dialect, aiming to capture cultural context that literal translation misses.