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Apple Bows Out of OpenAI Funding Round as Microsoft, as Microsoft Adds $1 Billion to Existing Investment
Apple has withdrawn from negotiations to participate in OpenAI's recent funding round, according to reports. Microsoft and Nvidia are still in talks to invest, with Microsoft expected to contribute around $1 billion on top of the $13 billion it has already invested.
Apple Exits Talks to Invest in ChatGPT Maker OpenAI
Apple has exited its negotiations with popular ChatGPT AI chatbot maker OpenAI. The reason for Apple dropping out of talks is currently unclear.
Apple Exits OpenAI Investment Talks: What Does This Mean for AI Development?
Previously, Apple was reported to be interested in AI investment with OpenAI. However, it was said that the iPhone maker had withdrawn from the negotiation.
Apple not investing in OpenAI after all, new report says
Apple is no longer planning to invest in OpenAI, according to a new report from The Wall Street Journal. This comes as OpenAI plans to close a $6.5 billion funding round next week, with investments possible from both Microsoft and Nvidia.
Apple no longer in talks to invest in OpenAI: report
Apple fell out of talks to invest in OpenAI's next funding round, which could raise as much as $6.5 billion, The Wall Street Journal reported.
Apple No Longer in Talks to Invest in ChatGPT Maker OpenAI
Apple has reportedly exited negotiations to invest in OpenAI, the company behind the popular ChatGPT AI chatbot, according to The Wall
Apple No Longer Investing in OpenAI Despite AI Integration
Ever since Apple introduced Apple Intelligence, we found out that the company was pretty cozy with OpenAI. It wasn’t until recently that we found out how close their partnership was with rumors of the iPhone maker investing in the AI tech start-up.
Apple reportedly backs out of OpenAI funding round amid investor uncertainty
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Apple drops out of ChatGPT maker OpenAI investment talks at 11th hour; likely reasons for Apple leaving the deal table abruptly
Apple has unexpectedly pulled out of discussions to join a significant funding round for OpenAI, aiming to raise up to $6.5 billion. The round has attracted interest from Microsoft and Nvidia. Speculations suggest Apple's concerns might involve potential conflicts of interest or misalignment with its strategic priorities.
Apple backs out of backing OpenAI, report claims
A few weeks back, it was reported that Apple was exploring investing in OpenAI, the company that makes ChatGPT, the GPT model, and other popular generative AI products. Now, a new report from The Wall ...
Why Microsoft’s security initiative and Apple’s cloud privacy matter to enterprises now
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How OpenAI’s Plan to Become ‘For Profit’ Could Help It Raise Money From Apple, Microsoft, Nvidia
OpenAI intends to become a for-profit public-benefit corporation, The Wall Street Journal reported, citing people with ...
How Apple, Google, and Microsoft can save us from AI deepfakes
To combat AI-driven disinformation, tech giants must collaborate to adopt these open standards. The absence of Apple and X ...
Better privacy can be one click away. Google and Apple won’t allow it.
Even when laws exist to protect your privacy, Big Tech still decides whether it’s easy or hard to exercise your rights.
I want to be excited about Apple Intelligence — but this makes it impossible
Apple Intelligence is one of the big new features for iPhone 16, but it's impossible to care when it's still not available.
How Apple and Microsoft’s trusted brands are being used to scam you online
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