At the heart of the dispute is OpenAI's desire to restructure to a for-profit business, a move that requires Microsoft's approval.

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Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) shares edged down 0.7% in Tuesday morning trading as tensions with OpenAI intensified, with disagreements over their partnership structure threatening to derail future collaboration.

OpenAI reportedly considered legal action against Microsoft amid disputes over profit-sharing, equity, and exclusive cloud hosting rights.

Microsoft’s backing since 2019 has been central to its rapid rise in generative AI, but now, as OpenAI negotiates to secure more control over its future, the talks have reportedly turned tense.

Tensions are escalating between OpenAI and Microsoft, potentially leading to antitrust complaints. At the heart of the dispute is OpenAI's planned con

Before OpenAI can go public via an IPO, it needs to come to an agreement with Microsoft about what Microsoft’s investment will be worth. Both companies are very different today than when that investment was made. OpenAI is now a big and successful operation, valued at $300 billion, with arguably the most advanced AI capabilities in the world.