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IA
OpenAI plans to end Cursor's access to its models on 12 November
OpenAI announces the 28 august want to terminate its contract to supply models to Cursor after the acquisition of the publisher by SpaceX. The proposed stop date is 12 november 2026 : By then, the models currently available should remain accessible, but OpenAI will not provide its future models to Cursor. OpenAI presents its decision as a contractual and security compliance measure; It does not accuse Cursor of a specific violation. The timetable remains proposed until confirmation between the two companies.
What it can change: If you are developing or automating with a third-party tool, check the models actually used, the continuity clauses and provide a folding solution: direct API or other provider. Even without code, avoid placing a whole workflow on a single platform.
Read the source : OpenAI →
SEO
Google changes the effect of its site reputation policy in the EEA
Google announces a change in the application of its site reputation policy in the European Economic Area from 30 August. For EEA users, manual action related to this policy will no longer declassify the relevant section directly; Google indicates that it can be separated from the authority of the rest of the site and eventually position itself independently. Outside EEA, manual action continues to directly affect the party concerned. The policy targets third-party content published to exploit the reputation of a domain, often called SEO parasite. Therefore, it is not a general permission to publish partner content: websites remain affected by the policy and receive their notifications in Search Console.
What it can change: In Europe, do not read this change as a green light for opportunistic partner content. Clearly separates editorial, commercial and affiliate content, shows relationships in a transparent way, and monitors manual actions in Search Console.
Read the source: Google Search Central →