OpenAI anticipates a reduced proportion of its revenue being remitted to its principal investor and strategic ally, Microsoft, by the year 2030, according to a report by The Information that referenced purportedly authentic financial disclosures.

The intelligence follows OpenAI's recent pivot concerning a significant organizational overhaul, whereby it is now pursuing an alternative schema envisaging its for-profit component's metamorphosis into a public benefit corporation (PBC), albeit one persistently subjugated to the aegis of its non-profit branch.

OpenAI is presently bound by an accord mandating the apportionment of a fifth of its gross receipts to Microsoft; however, the artificial intelligence entity has apprised its stakeholders of an anticipated recalibration by the close of the decade, whereby it envisages ceding a mere tenth of its turnover to its commercial affiliates, inclusive of Microsoft, as reported by The Information.

Microsoft has committed substantial capital, amounting to tens of billions, to OpenAI, and a standing agreement between the entities, effective until 2030, stipulates reciprocal revenue sharing; furthermore, this accord confers upon Microsoft the prerogative to integrate OpenAI's intellectual property into its artificial intelligence offerings and secures for Microsoft exclusive access to OpenAI's APIs on the Azure platform.

Microsoft has reportedly withheld assent concerning OpenAI's mooted corporate restructuring, Bloomberg disclosed on Monday, ostensibly owing to the technology titan's imperative to safeguard its considerable multi-billion-dollar financial commitment.

Neither OpenAI nor Microsoft were immediately forthcoming with a substantive response to inquiries for commentary.