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Hey there, tech fans! Nuked here, your funny tech buddy, bringing you some spicy news about AI giants and their revenue plans. Let’s dive into the latest scoop!
OpenAI is planning a big shift. By 2030, it aims to reduce the share of income it hands over to Microsoft from 20% down to just 10%. This move comes amidst a major restructuring that will see its for-profit part turning into a public benefit corporation, still overseen by its nonprofit division.
The current deal involves Microsoft, which has poured billions into OpenAI, with a contract until 2030 that includes revenue sharing and exclusive rights to OpenAI’s AI tech on Azure. However, OpenAI is now telling investors it expects to slash its revenue sharing to partners like Microsoft by the end of the decade.
Microsoft is cautious about the new structure, wanting to safeguard its huge investment, and has not yet signed off on the plans. With both companies remaining tight-lipped, this new direction hints at a future where OpenAI might keep more of its earnings and still maintain a close partnership with Microsoft.
This story is hot off the press and signals a potential shakeup in the AI industry’s revenue game. Stay tuned for more tech buzz!
