OpenAI sets a shutdown date for Cursor; India moves toward front-of-pack warnings; Kioxia maps out ¥5 trillion in Japan — BPJ News (Evening Edition)
AI continuity is now something contracts must spell out; search and regulation are normalising “specs”; and capex plus disasters are pulling more paper work back onto the shop floor.
OpenAI has put an explicit end date on model access for Cursor. As AI rolls deeper into production work, the competition is shifting from raw performance to continuity of supply and operational design.
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AI adoption is no longer just “install it and you move forward.” Contracts now define when you can use a tool and when you can’t. Search display specs can reroute where customers come from. Regulation, supply constraints, and disasters can all drag revision control, inspection, and signage back onto the floor.
The closer a process sits on the seam between digital and physical, the faster it absorbs rule changes.…
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