OpenAI is in talks about changing its corporate structure to become more investor-friendly, as it pushes ahead with a multibillion-dollar fundraise and looks to retain its lead over Google and other rivals, the Financial Times reports.
- The artificial intelligence start-up has spoken to investors about restructuring itself, the FT says, citing three people involved in those conversations
- Although a final form has not been agreed, it would likely be more attractive to financial backers by seeking to simplify the company’s current complex non-profit structure, the people told the news outlet
- Nvidia, Apple, Microsoft and Thrive declined to comment to the ...