Nigeria, Aug. 30 -- OpenAI has notified SpaceX of its intention to terminate its contract to provide OpenAI models to Cursor, citing concerns over compliance with its terms of service.

The AI company said in a statement on Friday that it intends to wind down the contract by 12 November, giving SpaceX the maximum notice period permitted under the agreement.

The notice to end the contract followed Elon Musk-owned SpaceX's acquisition of Anysphere, the developer of AI coding platform Cursor, for about $60 billion, despite OpenAI having worked with Cursor for nearly four years.

OpenAI said the decision followed concerns that SpaceX may not use its technology in accordance with its terms of service, citing what it described as previous cont...