Under their most recent agreement, signed in 2023, Microsoft has access to all of OpenAI's technology, including any it gets via acquisition. An exception could be made, but would have to be ...

“Since 2019, we’ve forged a partnership with OpenAI that has fostered more AI innovation and competition, while preserving independence for both companies,” Brad Smith, Microsoft vice ...

At Hard Fork Live, OpenAI’s Sam Altman defends Microsoft, blasts NYT lawsuit, and tackles Meta, Anthropic, AI risks, regulation, and his company’s broader ambitions.

While Microsoft and OpenAI have a close partnership, the companies also compete in some areas. The Wall Street Journal recently highlighted the unique relationship between the companies.

The announcement comes as a rising number of school districts are providing AI training to teachers and administrators.

Microsoft Chief Financial Officer Amy Hood jumped in during the meeting to emphasize the company has AI partners beyond OpenAI, as well. "We're working with lots of other companies and partners in ...

Microsoft is prepared to abandon high-stakes negotiations with OpenAI over their multibillion-dollar partnership as the ChatGPT maker pursues conversion to a for-profit company, according to ...

This partnership has led to big success for both firms (OpenAI’s popularity has skyrocketed in recent months, and Microsoft used the AI startup’s tech to thrust itself into the spotlight and ...

Microsoft's financial backing for ChatGPT maker OpenAI may be subject to European Union merger rules, EU antitrust regulators said on Tuesday, underscoring a similar warning from its UK peer in ...

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella told Bloomberg he has "no issues" with OpenAI's corporate structure, and just wants "good governance." ...

OpenAI is restructuring to become a public benefit corporation and is discussing new terms with investors, including Microsoft. Overall, MSFT ranks 2nd on our list of the AI stocks that investors ...

I have no issues with any structure,” Nadella added. Microsoft, which has committed some $13 billion to OpenAI, was one of multiple investors that were blindsided when OpenAI’s board fired Altman.