OpenAI's Windsurf Acquisition Strains Partnership with Microsoft: Report
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OpenAI's former head of research said vibe coding isn't going to make engineering jobs obsolete
Bob McGrew, OpenAI's former chief research officer, said prototypes made with vibe coding have to be "rebuilt with professional software engineers."Jakub Porzycki/NurPhoto via Getty ImagesAI is not going to replace human software engineers just yet, says OpenAI's former research chief.Bob McGrew, who left OpenAI last year, said product managers can vibe code "really cool prototypes."But engineers still have to build the products in case they nee…
OpenAI wants to loosen its relationship with Microsoft for six years and to do so does not rule out bringing the technological giant to court with complaints about anticompetitive behavior.
Although it seemed unshakable, the relationship between OpenAI and Microsoft, previously considered the most robust and powerful technology alliance, is about to jump into the air.
OpenAI considered suing Microsoft for anticompetitive behaviour over AI power play
OpenAI has considered accusing Microsoft of anticompetitive behaviour amid growing tensions over contract terms, equity stakes, and cloud rights, raising questions about the future of their AI partnership.
OpenAI should already prepare for public disputes with Microsoft – including allegations of anti-competitive behaviour.
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