OpenAI discloses spending on inference and Microsoft revenue sharing

    OpenAI has revealed its significant expenditures on inference, shedding light on its financial operations in the competitive AI landscape. The report also outlines the revenue-sharing arrangement between OpenAI and Microsoft, highlighting the strategic partnership that underpins their collaboration. This transparency is likely to impact investor sentiment and provide insights into the sustainability of OpenAI’s business model.
    • OpenAI has revealed its significant expenditures on inference, shedding light on its financial operations in the competitive AI landscape.
    • The report also outlines the revenue-sharing arrangement between OpenAI and Microsoft, highlighting the strategic partnership that underpins their collaboration.
    • This transparency is likely to impact investor sentiment and provide insights into the sustainability of OpenAI’s business model.

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