According to financial documentation referenced by The Information, OpenAI envisages a trajectory wherein its revenue apportionment to its principal investor and ally, Microsoft, will diminish relative to current levels by the turn of the decade.

The announcement follows OpenAI's recent strategic volte-face regarding a significant restructuring proposal, favouring instead a nascent scheme wherein its commercial division would metamorphose into a Public Benefit Corporation (PBC), albeit remaining firmly under the aegis of its non-profit parent.

Reportedly, OpenAI's extant accord with Microsoft stipulates a quintile of its gross revenue, yet the artificial intelligence firm has intimated to stakeholders that it anticipates a decile of top-line redistribution among its commercial collaborators, Microsoft inclusive, preceding the denouement of the current decade, according to The Information.

Microsoft has committed investments totalling tens of billions of dollars in OpenAI, and their present contractual arrangement, slated to continue until 2030, incorporates reciprocal revenue-sharing provisions. Furthermore, this comprehensive agreement bestows upon Microsoft entitlements to integrate OpenAI's intellectual property within its suite of artificial intelligence offerings, alongside securing exclusive access to OpenAI's APIs on the Azure cloud computing platform.

Microsoft has yet to sanction OpenAI's envisioned corporate blueprint, Bloomberg relayed on Monday, purportedly aiming to insulate its considerable multi-billion-dollar equity in the burgeoning enterprise.

OpenAI and Microsoft refrained from offering immediate responses to entreaties for commentary.