OpenAI is shifting its financial strategy, estimating a reduction in its revenue share paid to Microsoft from 20% to 10% by 2030, as reported by The Information. This change comes alongside OpenAI's decision to restructure as a public benefit corporation while maintaining control under its nonprofit branch. Microsoft, which has heavily invested in OpenAI, has yet to approve this new corporate structure, aiming to safeguard its substantial investment, including revenue-sharing terms that benefit both companies, as detailed in their current agreement.
OpenAI anticipates reducing its revenue share with Microsoft from 20% to 10% by the end of the decade, reflecting strategic financial changes.
The decision to transition to a public benefit corporation could influence investor confidence and operational dynamics between OpenAI and Microsoft.
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