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Tech headlines today span AI, cybersecurity, fintech and entertainment: SpaceX has struck a major partnership with AI coding startup Cursor that gives it the option to invest $10 billion now or acquire the company later for $60 billion, a move meant to accelerate model training using xAI’s Colossus compute as SpaceX positions itself ahead of an expected IPO; Mozilla reports that using Anthropic’s Claude Mythos Preview helped its team preidentify and patch 271 vulnerabilities in Firefox 150, a notable example of AI aiding defenders while Mozilla keeps an option for users to disable generative features; Cash App rolled out parent-managed accounts for kids ages 6 to 12, including custom debit cards, parental controls, savings tools and the ability to convert to a more feature-rich sponsored account when a child turns 13; Apple TV released a first teaser for Silo season 3, giving viewers a glimpse of a greener past and building anticipation for the next chapter of the series; and in legal tech news, Supreme Court oral arguments signaled that FCC forfeiture orders are nonbinding until enforced by a court, clarifying the process for regulated companies and the agency.