Microsoft ditches OpenAI board observer seat

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Microsoft ditches OpenAI board observer seat
Microsoft has given up its board observer seat at OpenAI in a move aimed at easing US and UK antitrust regulators' concerns about the extent of its control over the AI startup amid the soaring popularity of generative artificial intelligence. But the change was unlikely to resolve concerns by ...

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