TechJuice uses Cursor, the AI coding tool, to ask whether Pakistan can build globally successful technology companies at home. Its account says Cursor co-founder Sualeh Asif studied at MIT and built the company in the United States, drawing attention to the gap between Pakistani talent and the opportunities available locally.
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