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Isn't Bing in some kind of partnership with Open AI?
Hmmm.
That's treating him like an idiot, he might know what Microsoft is thinking and maybe he has no problem going along with it
It does and Microsoft poured a ton of money into OpenAI. Including offering some of their services exclusively via Azure.
From what I've read they didn't pour any money directly, it's all in the form of credit to use azure
Microsoft owns 49% of the for-profit operating company. Maybe they got those or part of those via Azure credits?
That's exactly what I read
As far as we know Microsoft has access to some of their IP but not much else. Judging by the output of their own research division they're anxious to replace them.
They have access to the IP and own the compute resources running OpenAI's services.