Microsoft has now relinquished its role as an observer on OpenAI's board, while Apple will not take up a similar spot, according to reports by outlets including The Financial Times.
Although Microsoft had no voting rights, its decision may be a bid to ease the concerns of regulators, who have been trying to assess its influence over OpenAI.
Alex Haffner mentioned that Microsoft's move could be influenced by ongoing competition/antitrust scrutiny over Big Tech's influence on emerging AI players like OpenAI, indicating a trend in regulators focusing on these interrelationships.
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