インフォメーション紙は、財務書類を引用して、OpenAIが2030年までに、今より少ない収益の割合を、投資家で親しいパートナーであるマイクロソフトに支払うと予想していると報じました。

このニュースは、OpenAIが今週、大きな方針変更をした後に出ました。その変更とは、営利部門を公共利益法人（PBC）に変えつつ、非営利部門が引き続き会社を管理するという新しい計画を進めることです。

Currently, OpenAI has an agreement to share 20% of its revenue with Microsoft, but according to the newspaper *The Information*, the company has informed investors that it anticipates sharing only 10% of revenue with Microsoft and other business partners by the end of this decade.

Microsoft has made multi-billion dollar investments in OpenAI, and the companies have an active agreement through 2030, which includes profit-sharing. This arrangement grants Microsoft usage rights to OpenAI's intellectual property within its AI products, alongside exclusive rights to OpenAI's API on Azure.

According to a Bloomberg report on Monday, Microsoft has not yet endorsed OpenAI's proposed corporate structure, as the tech giant is reportedly seeking assurances that the new framework will safeguard its multi-billion dollar investment.

Neither OpenAI nor Microsoft immediately responded to requests for comment.