Citing financial documents, The Information posited that OpenAI, by the turn of the decade, is poised to allocate a diminished proportion of its revenue to its cornerstone investor and symbiotic ally, Microsoft.

This news emanates subsequent to OpenAI's substantial recalibration of its strategic trajectory this week, pivoting towards the pursuit of an alternative model wherein its for-profit division is transmuted into a Public Benefit Corporation (PBC), yet remains perpetually subservient to the overarching governance of its non-profit counterpart.

Presently, OpenAI is party to an accord mandating a revenue apportionment of 20% with Microsoft, yet, as reported by the newspaper Information, the corporation has apprised its financiers of projections foreseeing a reduction to a 10% revenue share with Microsoft and other commercial affiliates by the denouement of the current century.

Microsoft has effectuated a multi-billion dollar investment in OpenAI, formalizing a protracted contractual relationship, operative until 2030, which incorporates a reciprocal revenue-sharing schema. Under the aegis of this agreement, Microsoft acquires entitlements to exploit OpenAI's intellectual property within its proprietary artificial intelligence offerings and concurrently secures an exclusive usufruct of OpenAI's APIs predicated upon the Azure cloud platform.

Bloomberg reported on Monday that Microsoft has yet to ratify OpenAI's proposed corporate architecture, purportedly to safeguard its multi-billion dollar investment amidst the restructuring.

Neither OpenAI nor Microsoft deigned to furnish an immediate response to the solicitations for comment.