Capital de TokensIn AI, whoever controls the work controls the market
Watch on YouTube OpenAI announces the gradual withdrawal of access to Cursor in this new landscape. SpaceX and Cursor respond with compute, their own models, and an ambition to integrate. And developers are caught in the middle, with more capability than ever, but also more dependencies to manage. The next major leap in AI-assisted programming
OpenAI announces the gradual withdrawal of access to Cursor in this new landscape. SpaceX and Cursor respond with compute, their own models, and an ambition to integrate. And developers are caught in the middle, with more capability than ever, but also more dependencies to manage. The next major leap in AI-assisted programming won’t be measured solely by how many problems a model solves on a test. It will be measured by whether it can work inside real organizations without turning every rapid improvement into a slow-moving problem. OpenAI’s withdrawal from Cursor doesn’t end the race. It makes it more visible. And it leaves one idea quite clear: in AI-powered coding, the model matters enormously; but whoever controls the work surrounding the model may end up controlling the market.
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