OpenAI struggles to price Microsoft stake in deal to become for-profit company
- OpenAI is exploring a shift from a nonprofit to a for-profit public benefit corporation, which has raised concerns about its charitable status and asset management.
- The California Attorney General's Office is investigating OpenAI's restructuring plans and has requested information regarding asset transfers.
- Critics, including Public Citizen co-president Robert Weissman, argue that OpenAI should lose its nonprofit status and pay a premium for its control if it becomes for-profit.
- OpenAI's recent actions, including the Stargate project, have led to claims that the nonprofit board lacks authority over the for-profit operations.
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OpenAI's nonprofit status questioned by California AG - The Sacramento Observer
California's attorney general's office investigates OpenAI's potential for-profit conversion, raising concerns over asset transfers and charitable trust.
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