The Wall Street Journal on Monday, citing people familiar with the case, The Wall Street Journal on Monday considering accusing the company’s leading backcore, Microsoft, for anticampatative behavior in the Wall Street Journal reported on Monday.
Openai The attempt may include demanding federal regulator review of your contract terms Microsoft The report stated that for possible violations of the antitrust law, as well as a public campaign.
Such a step can be exposed to one of the most important technical partnership in the rapidly growing field Artificial Intelligence (AI).
Openai requires the approval of Microsoft to meet its infection in a public-benefit corporation. Sources said that both have not agreed to the details even after months of conversation.
According to sources, companies are discussing the amending the terms of investment of Microsoft, including future equity stake.
Separately, information stated that Openai wants Microsoft to hold a 33 percent stake in a restructuring unit, cited as a person in return for future profit rights, who talks to Openai officials.
Puffy The report states that the owner wants to modify the existing clauses that give Microsoft exclusive rights to host the Openai model in their cloud.
Microsoft has not agreed to Openai’s proposed terms and, according to information, is seeking additional concessions from startups.
In a joint statement, companies told Reuters, “Negotiations are going on and we are optimistic that we will continue to build together for the coming years.”
Microsoft invested $ 1 billion (about Rs 8,608 crore) in Openai in 2019 to support the development of AI Technologies startups on its Azure Cloud platform.
Since then, however, Openai Tech has been looking for ways to reduce its dependence on heavyweight. The company has planned to connect the alphabet’s Google Cloud Service to meet its growing needs for computing capacity, the Reuters reported earlier this month.
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