Svmuu reported that Microsoft (MSFT.O) will no longer pay revenue sharing to OpenAI.
OpenAI has announced an amendment to its agreement to streamline its partnership with Microsoft (MSFT.O).
The licensing rights Microsoft (MSFT.O) holds from OpenAI will now become non-exclusive in nature.
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