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Kevin Okemwa

Microsoft's Satya Nadella reportedly wants to scrap the 'AGI' clause that could let OpenAI leave its partnership before 2030

Satya Nadella, chief executive officer of Microsoft Corp., speaks during the company event on AI technologies in Jakarta, Indonesia, on Tuesday, April 30, 2024.

Since last year, multiple reports have emerged alleging that OpenAI could be on the verge of bankruptcy, with projections of making a $5 billion loss within 12 months. This issue could be predominantly attributed to the ChatGPT maker essentially biting off more than it could chew by spending $7 billion on AI model training and an additional $1.5 billion on staffing.

As you may know, OpenAI has gone through several rounds of funding, raising $40 billion in its most recent, which pushed its market capitalization to $300 billion. However, this placed the AI firm under immense pressure from investors to evolve into a for-profit venture or risk losing funding if it doesn't make the switch by the end of this year, while simultaneously attracting outsider interference and potentially hostile takeovers.

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