Summary
OpenAI has changed into a for-profit company to attract more investments and possibly prepare for a stock market launch. Microsoft now owns a 27% share in the company and can pursue advanced AI projects independently or with other partners. OpenAI has introduced several AI products and reported having 800 million active users weekly.
Key Facts
- OpenAI is now a for-profit company, aiming to attract investment and potentially go public.
- Microsoft holds a 27% stake in OpenAI after changes to their partnership.
- Microsoft can now independently work on advanced AI projects.
- OpenAI plans to set up an expert panel to verify any claims of achieving advanced AI.
- OpenAI launched products like the AI browser ChatGPT Atlas and a video tool called Sora.
- OpenAI has 800 million weekly active users for its AI tools.
- The company faced controversy for allowing AI-generated deepfakes and adult content.
- OpenAI is valued at $500 billion.
