@buildwithrajath: OPENAI IS STARTING TO LOOK SCARED OF SPACEX. Ending the Cursor partnership right after the SpaceX acquisition is VERY i…
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The post speculates that OpenAI ended its Cursor partnership due to SpaceX's acquisition and the rise of xAI as a serious competitor, hinting at escalating AI rivalry.
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OPENAI IS STARTING TO LOOK SCARED OF SPACEX.
Ending the Cursor partnership right after the SpaceX acquisition is VERY interesting.
OpenAI says it comes down to trust.
But let’s be real: SpaceX/xAI is becoming a serious threat.
And OpenAI clearly doesn’t want to keep feeding its models into a platform now controlled by Musk.
If xAI really is preparing a 10T-parameter model…
this isn’t just competition anymore.
This is an all-out AI war.
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