Microsoft will gain a non-voting observer seat on OpenAI’s revamped board of directors after a bizarre series of events that included the surprise firing and re-hiring of Sam Altman as the firm’s CEO.

Microsoft is giving up its seat on OpenAI's board, saying its presence is no longer necessary as the ChatGPT maker's governance has improved since its boardroom upheaval last year. "We appreciate the ...

Microsoft is vacating its non-voting seat on OpenAI's board "effective immediately," reported Financial Times on Wednesday. In a letter to OpenAI obtained by the publication, Microsoft said, "[W]e no ...

Microsoft (MSFT) has relinquished its board observer seat at OpenAI, citing significant improvements in the AI start-up's governance over the past eight months. This move comes amidst ongoing ...

Microsoft and Apple have reportedly dropped their plans to hold observer seats on OpenAI’s board of directors – a move that comes as the Big Tech firms face a widening antitrust crackdown in the US ...

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, right, on stage with OpenAI CEO Sam Altman at OpenAI Dev Day in San Francisco this month, before Altman’s dismissal — and eventual return — to the company. (GeekWire Photo ...

Microsoft has withdrawn from its non-voting observer role on OpenAI’s board, while Apple has opted not to take a similar position, reports Axios and Financial Times. The ChatGPT maker plans to update ...