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OpenAI Weighs 'Nuclear Option' of Antitrust Complaint Against Microsoft

17 June 2025
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OpenAI Weighs 'Nuclear Option' of Antitrust Complaint Against Microsoft
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OpenAI is considering filing an antitrust complaint against Microsoft, its largest investor, over potential violations in their contract, amidst tensions related to OpenAI’s shift to a public benefit corporation. The dispute includes negotiations on Microsoft’s investment terms and the future equity stake, with criticisms arising from figures like Elon Musk and Meta Platforms regarding OpenAI’s profit motives.

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