Microsoft to expand ChatGPT access as OpenAI investment rumours swirl

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Microsoft Corp on Monday (Jan 16) said it is widening access to hugely popular software from OpenAI, a startup it is backing whose futuristic ChatGPT chatbot has captivated Silicon Valley. Microsoft said the startup's tech, which it so far has previewed to its cloud-computing customers in a programme it called the Azure OpenAI Service, was now generally available, a distinction...

A Microsoft logo is seen on an office building in New York City, US on July 28, 2015.Microsoft Corp on Monday said it is widening access to hugely popular software from OpenAI, a startup it is backing whose futuristic ChatGPT chatbot has captivated Silicon Valley.

The news comes as Microsoft has looked at adding to the US$1 billion stake in OpenAI it announced in 2019, two people familiar with the matter previously told Reuters. The news site Semafor reported earlier this month that Microsoft might invest US$10 billion; Microsoft declined to comment on any potential deal.

ChatGPT itself, not just its underlying tech, will soon be available via Microsoft's cloud, it said in a blog post.

 

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