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An internal lawyer warned that training on confidential customer data could create a huge trust problem for a coding tool built on developer secrets.
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Exclusive: Cursor engineers investigated whether confidential customer and partner data had been sent to SpaceX’s AI unit during Grok Bot testing. An internal lawyer warned that using the data for AI training could create a “huge trust problem.” Read more:Read original on X
Cursor probes whether customer data reached SpaceX's AI unit
Cursor probes whether customer data reached SpaceX's AI unit
Cursor probes whether customer data reached SpaceX's AI unit
Cursor probed customer data sent to SpaceX's AI unit
Cursor probed customer data sent to SpaceX's AI unit
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