Microsoft will no longer serve as an observer on the OpenAI board, despite a multi-billion dollar investment that gives the Redmond company a major financial stake in the for-profit entity of the artificial intelligence pioneer.
Microsoft will no longer serve as an observer on the OpenAI board, despite a multi-billion dollar investment that gives the Redmond company a major financial stake in the for-profit entity of the artificial intelligence pioneer.
The decision, reported Wednesday morning, comes about eight months after Microsoft took on the role as part of the reformulated board after the short-lived ouster of OpenAI CEO Sam Altman.
