
What you need to know
- A new report suggests Microsoft's partnership with OpenAI could be "fraying."
- The companies have reportedly disagreed over their initial exclusive deal, which has potentially left OpenAI with the shorter end of the stick, spending large sums of money on computing power that barely meets the requirements for its AI advances.
- OpenAI staffers say it'll be Microsoft's fault if another AI startup hits the AGI benchmark before the ChatGPT maker because of its insufficient computing power supply.