00:00a long-running feud between two of tech's biggest names, just got another chapter.
00:05OpenAI announced it will cut off its AI models from the coding tool Cursor on November 12th,
00:10after Elon Musk's SpaceX completed a $60 billion acquisition of the startup earlier this month.
00:17OpenAI says it can't be confident SpaceX will follow its usage terms,
00:21pointing to past disputes with Musk's companies,
00:24including testimony that Musk's AI company used OpenAI's own outputs to train its models.
00:30Cursor's CEO says OpenAI models currently serve about 5% of its traffic,
00:35and that the two companies are talking through the decision.
00:38Musk, for his part, brushed off the news, saying he couldn't care less.
00:42Developers who still want OpenAI models inside Cursor can bring their own API key or route
00:48through cloud providers like Microsoft or Amazon.
00:52It's the latest flashpoint in the increasingly public rivalry between Sam Altman and Elon Musk.
00:59This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.
