
Inside the SpaceX-Cursor Deal: Can an AI Coding Platform Stay Neutral?
Cursor acquisition by SpaceX raises a key AI question: can the coding platform stay open to OpenAI and Anthropic models?
Updates on X.ai’s scheduling assistants and AI productivity tools.

Cursor acquisition by SpaceX raises a key AI question: can the coding platform stay open to OpenAI and Anthropic models?

SpaceX’s reported AI device prototype could signal a new Musk hardware push, but the AI device market remains crowded and uncertain.

Bhavin Turakhia is betting $30M on an AI office suite built from scratch to challenge legacy workplace software and Microsoft Office.

OKX launches an AI agent marketplace for autonomous payments, reputation and dispute resolution, targeting developers and India.

X launches a hosted MCP server, making it easier for AI tools to access its API while keeping spam controls in place.
Threads, Instagram and TikTok are rolling out user-controlled algorithms, giving people more say over what appears in their feeds.

AI public opinion is mostly negative, Pew finds, even as daily chatbot use and ChatGPT adoption continue to rise across the U.S.

SpaceX valuation tops $2.7T after a stock rally and Cursor acquisition, passing Amazon in a market driven by AI and infrastructure bets.

The Justice Department backs xAI in a fight over turbines in Memphis, framing the case as a national security issue tied to AI power.

SpaceX IPO sets a record with a $75 billion raise, a strong Nasdaq debut and new questions about Musk’s control and future strategy.