The Information, referencing financial documentation, posits that OpenAI anticipates a diminished proportion of its revenue being allocated to its principal investor and strategic ally, Microsoft, by the close of the decade compared to the present fiscal arrangement.

This announcement follows OpenAI's recent strategic pivot, wherein a significant restructuring scheme was abandoned in favour of a novel blueprint envisaging its for-profit subsidiary's metamorphosis into a Public Benefit Corporation (PBC), while concurrently retaining the superordinate control of its non-profit parent entity.

OpenAI currently operates under an accord mandating the allocation of a fifth of its gross revenue to Microsoft, yet the artificial intelligence firm has conveyed to its stakeholders an anticipated reduction of this figure to a tenth by the close of the decade, disseminated across its business affiliations, inclusive of Microsoft, as per reporting from The Information.

Microsoft has made a multidecade, multibillion-dollar commitment to OpenAI, encompassing both an equity stake and commercial arrangements, including a revenue-sharing agreement effective through 2030; this strategic alliance further bestows upon Microsoft comprehensive licensing rights to OpenAI's intellectual property for integration into its artificial intelligence offerings, alongside exclusive access to OpenAI’s application programming interfaces via the Azure cloud platform.

Microsoft has yet to give its imprimatur to OpenAI’s mooted corporate architecture, Bloomberg reported on Monday, with the leviathan tech firm reportedly keen to undergird its multi-billion-dollar stake.

Neither OpenAI nor Microsoft were forthcoming with prompt responses to entreaties for elucidation.