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Musk's assertion that only a handful of entities possess sufficient programming data to build superintelligence highlights a critical bottleneck in the trajectory toward AGI. This claim underscores the strategic importance of code repositories as a distinct and massive frontier for training datasets, separate from general web text. The acquisition of Cursor further consolidates this specific asset class, potentially altering the competitive landscape for advanced AI model development.
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Musk Says Only Three Companies Have Enough Programming Training Data
36Kr1 min read
When discussing the acquisition of AI coding company Cursor, Musk stated that building truly advanced superintelligence requires vast amounts of training data and must 'conquer programming.' He noted that, to his knowledge, only three entities possess sufficient programming training data: OpenAI, Anthropic, and Cursor, with Google barely qualifying. SpaceX, owned by Musk, completed the acquisition of Cursor on August 14 for approximately $60 billion.
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