Microsoft and Apple, the two most important partners of ChatGPT-maker OpenAI, will not have advisory roles on the company’s board of directors, as governments in the United States and Europe ...

Satya Nadella-led Microsoft was set to join OpenAI’s board after an internal coup to oust Altman sparked chaos at the AI firm last fall. Nadella reportedly played a key role in talks that ...

In response to the announcement, more than 700 OpenAI employees signed a letter threatening to quit and join the new Microsoft venture, pressuring the board to agree to Altman's return a few days ...

More than 700 OpenAI employees signed a letter threatening to quit and join the new Microsoft venture, pressuring the board to agree to Altman's return a few days later. In the following days ...

In a letter to OpenAI, Microsoft reasoned that it no longer ... Apple was also reportedly planning to join the board, but that plan appears to have been scrapped now as well.

Microsoft, OpenAI’s largest investor ... According to the Financial Times, the iPhone maker no longer plans to join the board. Apple’s collaboration with OpenAI will see it use ChatGPT ...

The Financial Times reported that Apple no longer plans to join the OpenAI board. Axios quoted a letter from Microsoft to OpenAI explaining its decision. “As you know, we accepted the non-voting ...

was selected to have an observer role on OpenAI's board, and was expected to join later this year . Confirming that Microsoft has given up its seat, OpenAI spokesperson Steve Sharpe reportedly ...

Microsoft yesterday (July 9 ... While it was revealed earlier this month that Apple’s Schiller would join OpenAI’s board to further strengthen the relationship between the two companies ...