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Kevin Okemwa

Tensions boil as OpenAI execs reportedly accuse Microsoft of anticompetitive behavior as partnership frays

Sam Altman and Satya Nadella on stage.

It's no secret that a rift has been slowly forming between Microsoft and OpenAI's multi-billion-dollar partnership, with executives like Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff claiming that Microsoft won't use OpenAI's technology and AI models in the future, after the latter unveiled its $500 billion Stargate project to bolster its cloud computing needs.

In an exclusive report by The Wall Street Journal (WSJ), tension between the two companies has seemingly continued to brew as the ChatGPT maker seeks to evolve into a for-profit venture. However, Microsoft is seemingly holding back from giving its thumb of approval as the transition may weigh heavily on its interests, including its rights to OpenAI's intellectual property.

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