Two weeks after SpaceX closed its $60 billion acquisition of Cursor, OpenAI has ended its partnership with the AI coding platform, bringing a nearly four-year collaboration to a close. Under the terms of the split, new OpenAI models will no longer be integrated into Cursor, and direct supply of existing models is tentatively scheduled to stop on Nov. 12, 2026. The companies' contract allowed OpenAI to terminate the agreement after Cursor was acquired, according to the announcement. OpenAI's statement took direct aim at Elon Musk, accusing Twitter of breaching its contract with OpenAI after Musk's takeover of the platform. OpenAI also pointed to Musk's admission in court this year that xAI had improperly used OpenAI models. That track record, OpenAI said, was the reason Cursor's new owner — SpaceX — could not be trusted with its latest models. The message was blunt: new models will not be handed over to Musk.
SpaceX closed its $60 billion acquisition of Cursor just two weeks ago. Now OpenAI is walking away from the AI coding platform, ending a partnership that lasted nearly four years, according to a flash report from Beating AI.
OpenAI said new models will no longer be integrated into Cursor. Direct supply of existing models is tentatively scheduled to stop on Nov. 12, 2026. The contract allowed OpenAI to terminate the deal after Cursor was acquired.
The announcement took direct aim at Elon Musk. OpenAI said Twitter violated its contract after Musk bought the platform, and noted that Musk admitted in court this year that xAI had improperly used OpenAI models.
The conclusion was blunt: SpaceX cannot be trusted, and new models will not be placed in Musk's hands.
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