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OpenAI drops plans to become a for-profit company, but also kills profit cap
OpenAI has officially dropped efforts to change the company to a for-profit business, but at the same time has reduced limits on its for-profit subsidiary. When the company launched in late 2015, it was purely a non-profit that aimed to release open research into AI.
OpenAI has abandoned a plan to put its artificial-intelligence business under the control of a for-profit entity—a shift that ...
After months of public pressure, OpenAI walked back part of its effort to create a more conventional for-profit company, but its restructuring plans still have not received the blessing of a major ...
As OpenAI restructures to emphasize its nonprofit roots and social mission, Microsoft remains cautious, holding back endorsement until its financial interests are secured. The tech giant is in talks ...
OpenAI is reportedly acquiring Windsurf, an AI-powered coding assistant, for approximately $3 billion. The acquisition comes ...
OpenAI lifts its profit cap and restructures as a public benefit company, but Microsoft approval remains uncertain.
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OpenAI is buying Windsurf for $3 billion. What does that mean for ChatGPT?OpenAI is buying AI startup Windsurf for the tidy sum of $3 billion. This is according to a Bloomberg report Tuesday, which ...
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Elon Musk plans to proceed with his highly watched lawsuit against OpenAI, his lawyer Marc Toberoff said on Monday, hours ...
CEO Sam Altman published a letter announcing the plan on Monday.
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