Microsoft and OpenAI renegotiate partnership
OpenAI and Microsoft have begun renegotiating the terms of their strategic partnership, amid the AI startup's ambitions and growing competition in enterprise solutions.
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What's going on
OpenAI is in complex negotiations with Microsoft, which has invested $13 billion in the company. The discussions center on OpenAI's plans to transform its business: the organization wants to become a for-profit public corporation while retaining control of a non-profit board of directors.
Key Points
- Microsoft wants to lock in a stake in OpenAI's new structure.
- Discusses long-term access to OpenAI technologies beyond 2030.
- In return, Microsoft may receive part of the shares of the new corporation.
- The relationship between the two companies is tense, as OpenAI is building up its corporate business and developing the Stargate project, a large-scale AI infrastructure.
Why it matters
The outcome of these talks could determine the future of one of the most influential alliances in artificial intelligence. With competition skyrocketing, the stability of the partnership between Microsoft and OpenAI is crucial for both companies and the industry.
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