TREE NEWS reports: Musk responded to OpenAI’s plan to terminate its partnership with Cursor after SpaceX’s acquisition, saying he ‘doesn’t care at all.’ He further attacked OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and co-founder Greg Brockman, calling them ‘completely untrustworthy’ and accusing them of ‘stealing an open-source nonprofit.’ The long-standing conflict between Musk and OpenAI has escalated publicly again.
Musk Slams OpenAI, Says He Doesn’t Care About Cursor Deal End
This flare-up underscores how personal feuds can spill into corporate strategy, as Musk's public dismissal of the Cursor deal signals that his acquisition aims may extend beyond mere product integration. The renewed accusations against OpenAI's leadership highlight a governance and trust narrative that could weigh on partnership dynamics across the AI ecosystem. What matters next is whether this rhetoric translates into concrete moves—such as regulatory pressure or talent poaching—or remains a distraction. The open question is how OpenAI's board and partners respond to the escalating hostility, given the reputational stakes involved.
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