OpenAI thinks it will pay Microsoft, which is an investor and partner, a smaller percentage of its money by 2030 than it does now. This information comes from financial documents mentioned by The Information.

This news comes after OpenAI changed their plan for restructuring this week. Their new plan is to turn their for-profit section into a public benefit corporation, but it will still be managed by their nonprofit section.

OpenAI has a deal to give 20% of its total money earned to Microsoft. But the company told investors it thinks it will only give 10% of its money to partners, like Microsoft, by the year 2030. This is according to a report from The Information.

Microsoft has put a lot of money, tens of billions, into OpenAI. The two companies have a contract until 2030. They will share the money they make. The deal also lets Microsoft use OpenAI's ideas in its AI products. Microsoft also has the only right to use OpenAI's systems on Azure.

Bloomberg reported on Monday that Microsoft has not yet agreed to OpenAI’s suggested company structure. Microsoft, a large tech company, reportedly wants to make sure the new structure keeps its large investment safe.

OpenAI and Microsoft did not reply right away when asked for their opinion.