Additionally, Microsoft and OpenAI are in deliberations to revise the terms of a wider contract, which was drafted when the software first invested $1 billion in the ChatGPT maker back in 2019.

No wonder Microsoft is worried that OpenAI will make that determination prematurely. Its only way to object to the OpenAI board’s declaration would be to sue. But that’s not all.

But Microsoft currently retains significant control over whether OpenAI can restructure and, under a 2023 agreement, is also believed to be entitled to access any OpenAI technology, including that ...

Microsoft is seeking a larger stake in the new company than OpenAI is willing to offer, according to people familiar with the matter, who spoke to the Wall Street Journal (WSJ).

And the Information previously reported that OpenAI wants Microsoft to give up its rights to all of OpenAI's future profits in exchange for a 33 percent stake in the new company.

Tech company Microsoft and artificial intelligence firm OpenAI are reportedly in talks to renegotiate the investment deal between the AI firm and Microsoft, which is OpenAI's biggest financial ...

OpenAI has become way more ambitious in recent years, and is targeting enterprise customers with its AI products, while working with rivals of Microsoft, such as Oracle Corp. and SoftBank Group ...

OpenAI and Microsoft like to present themselves as the power couple of Silicon Valley, but behind closed doors, it’s looking increasingly like a distraught and loveless marriage.

Microsoft is reportedly planning on selling access to its in-house reasoning model, called MAI, to other developers, directly encroaching on OpenAI’s space. It makes sense that Microsoft would ...

What Happened: OpenAI is exploring the option of accusing Microsoft of anticompetitive practices — a step that could potentially strain their long-standing partnership, reported The Wall Street ...

If OpenAI manages to ship GPT-5 in time for late May, it would align well with Microsoft’s Build developer conference — which starts on May 19th and will go head-to-head with Google I/O that week.

Microsoft and OpenAI have worked closely since 2019, with Microsoft investing over $13 billion in the ChatGPT maker. However, the partnership seems to be shifting.