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A filing shows Microsoft booked $24.1bn from OpenAI last year, about 70% of its AI sales. Even its internal Copilot now defaults to OpenAI's model.
Reported by The Next Web.
Microsoft’s AI business is booming. A filing shows most of it is just OpenAI
A filing shows Microsoft booked $24.1bn from OpenAI last year, about 70% of its AI sales.
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