OpenAI Drops 'AGI' Clause with Microsoft to Boost Investment, FT Reports

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OpenAI is considering removing a rule that would stop Microsoft from using its most advanced AI if OpenAI creates "artificial general intelligence." This change could help OpenAI get billions of dollars to support its projects.

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The rule was made to prevent Microsoft from accessing OpenAI’s best AI technology if OpenAI takes a major step toward creating AGI. AGI means a very advanced type of AI that can think and solve problems like a human. Now OpenAI is thinking about changing or removing this rule to make it easier to get financial support and work more closely with Microsoft.

Sources say that OpenAI is discussing this change so Microsoft can continue using its advanced AI technology and research.

Microsoft has already invested a lot of money into OpenAI, and this change would make their partnership even stronger. It would also allow Microsoft to remain part of OpenAI’s key projects and research.

This move shows that OpenAI wants to stay successful in the AI industry while making it easier to get funding for its future projects.