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Cursor 3.0 has been rebuilt from scratch, shifting its focus from direct code writing to managing AI agents. Its new Composer 2 model, though based on another AI, shows impressive capabilities in orchestrating complex development tasks across multiple systems, potentially transforming software creation.
AI coding tool Cursor faces criticism for launching its new Composer 2 model, which appears to be built upon the open-source Kimmy K2.5 model from China without initial full disclosure. The company explains its significant added training and innovative techniques, while the incident sparks debate on AI attribution and geopolitical factors.
AI coding startups like Cursor are experiencing explosive revenue growth but face significant profitability challenges due to high computational costs. The shift to consumption-based pricing highlights the economic realities of running advanced AI models.
