<ul><li>ChatGPT developer OpenAI is in discussions to remove a provision that bars commercial entities such as Microsoft from using its most powerful AI models once the start-up achieves 'artificial general intelligence' (AGI).</li><li>OpenAI is considering removing the stipulation from its corporate structure to allow Microsoft to continue investing in the company and accessing all of its technology after AGI is achieved.</li><li>The provision was included to prevent powerful technologies like AGI from being misused for commercial gain and give ownership of the technology to OpenAI's non-profit board.</li><li>OpenAI's shift towards a for-profit focus has attracted criticism and led to the departure of several key members of the company's founding team.</li></ul>

OpenAI Seeks To Remove Commercial ‘AGI’ Constraint

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