Transcript
Host (0:00)
Bunch of major stories today. SpaceX and Cursor are partnering up. More news out of images 2.0. A bunch of news out of OpenAI and mythos. A group of unauthorized users have been using Claude Mythos since the day it was released. There's a big scoop in Bloomberg. We'll go through. There's a whole bunch of timeline. We can also pull up the lineup and take you through who's coming on. We got Adobe Build Forever, Angellist, Zenkar, Vast Data Gradient. We're going through all the news of the day. Well, let's start with SpaceX and cursor who are teaming up in a very interesting deal. Is this a gong already?
Co-host (0:39)
This is gong worthy because it's an option to buy the company, but a $10 billion breakup fee. Incredibly, incredibly. Yeah, I think it's a win, no matter. It's a win win. Yeah, it's a win win. I think it makes sense.
Host (0:53)
It's a win, no matter. Well, let's go through the facts first. So. So SpaceX partners facts, just immediate takes. We assume you already know all the industry post fact. Do you know all the information? Do we need to give you any information? We'll see, but let's run through it. So SpaceX partners with cursor to, quote, create the world's best coding and knowledge work AI. The deal gets Cursor, whose agentic coding model Composer 2 basically operates at frontier level performance access to compute from SpaceX's million H100 equivalent Colossus supercomputer. And that is the correct term for colossus. It is a supercomputer. There were some other terms that Elon was throwing out. Fantastic terminology from the XAI team over there. What was the other one? It was like AI, compute, gigafactory. Compute gigafactory. They're all hilarious and very good. I like all these Computa computer.
Co-host (1:52)
Were they saying computa?
Host (1:53)
The XAI timeline. I was thinking about it and I was like, when did this actually start? Because it just came out of nowhere and just absolutely blew up. I wanted to actually review and reset on like the timeline of events here because it's gotten so crazy to the point where it's like the thing that started as like Elon sort of being like I wanna buy Twitter is now like a Neolab with a massive supercomputer data center and a coding agent and code review for the age of AI. Because don't forget they own graphite now or potentially will. And a social media app.
Co-host (2:29)
The Space Review company. So I'm really, I'm genuinely so excited for, for the graphite team. I'm thrilled for the Cursor team.
Host (2:40)
I'm thrilled, I'm thrilled for Scott Wu.
