MUSK INVESTS $60B IN CURSOR AS XAIS CODING TOOLS LAG
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Elon Musk is betting $60 billion on Cursor, a coding assistant, even as his own xAI startup struggles to gain adoption for Grok's coding capabilities among both external businesses and internal employees.
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