Microsoft, Apple Drop OpenAI Board Plans as Scrutiny Grows
Microsoft and Apple opt out of OpenAI board, signaling a change in Big Tech's AI oversight. Microsoft steps down from observer role after $13 billion investment. Apple follows suit amid rising regulatory scrutiny.
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Microsoft and Apple have decided not to join the OpenAI board, indicating a shift in the oversight of Big Tech's involvement in artificial intelligence. Microsoft, having invested $13 billion in OpenAI, will step down from its observer role on the board. Apple was also expected to have a similar position but will not appoint board observers following Microsoft's decision. This move comes amidst increasing regulatory scrutiny over the influence of major tech companies in the AI sector. The decision by Microsoft and Apple to relinquish their observer seats highlights the evolving landscape of AI governance and the careful consideration being given to corporate involvement in shaping AI policies and practices.
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