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Programmers fall silent after reading: 60 billion Cursor, possibly your future "colleague"
Many programmers' first reaction to this news is: It's over, my competitor has arrived.
Cursor is no longer just a simple Copilot, but closer to an "independent developer."
Why is Elon Musk willing to spend 60 billion? Because what he sees is not substitution, but "multiplication."
An engineer + Cursor might equal 10 engineers.
What does this mean? It means future hiring standards will change: it's not whether you can write code, but whether you can "use AI to write code."
SpaceX is just the beginning; next may be a reconstruction of the entire industrial system.
While anxiety is understandable, the opportunity is also clear: those who can use AI will become more valuable.
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