OpenAI, Microsoft and MAI models

Microsoft’s Relationship With OpenAI Is Not Looking Good
The major investor in OpenAI has been looking to cut ties as the two companies start looking more like competitors.
Microsoft develops in-house AI models to compete with OpenAI
Microsoft is developing in-house AI models, called MAI, which have shown performance comparable to models from OpenAI and Anthropic.
Microsoft reportedly struggling to build its own reasoning models to rival OpenAI
Self-sufficiency in AI has become a top priority for the company, but homegrown models rumored for release last year are still in testing.
Microsoft’s In-House AI Models Now Rival OpenAI and Anthropic
Separate reports claim that Microsoft's efforts to create in-house AI models that rival those from partner OpenAI have finally paid off.
Microsoft Creates In-House AI Models It Believes Rival OpenAI’s
Microsoft Corp. has created in-house artificial intelligence models it believes can go toe-to-toe with industry leaders including partner OpenAI, according to a person familiar with the situation.
Microsoft reportedly ramps up AI efforts to compete with OpenAI
Microsoft is accelerating its push to compete with OpenAI, its longtime collaborator, by developing its own powerful AI models and exploring alternatives to power products like Microsoft’s Copilot bot.
Microsoft reportedly develops LLM series that can rival OpenAI, Anthropic models
Microsoft Corp. has developed a series of large language models that can rival algorithms from OpenAI and Anthropic PBC, multiple publications reported today. Sources told Bloomberg that the LLM series is known as MAI.
Microsoft Develops AI Reasoning Models to Rival OpenAI
Microsoft is advancing its artificial intelligence (AI) strategy by developing its own AI reasoning models to compete with OpenAI, according to a report by The Information.This move is aimed at diversifying Microsoft’s AI offerings and reducing its reliance on OpenAI’s technology.
OpenAI’s Transparency Problem : Why Microsoft is Seeking New AI Allies
OpenAI and Microsoft’s partnership faces challenges as transparency issues and competition reshape the AI industry.
Microsoft is open to using natural gas to power AI data centers to keep up with demand
Microsoft Vice President of Energy Bobby Hollis said natural gas with carbon capture is an option if the projects are commercially viable.
Microsoft (MSFT) Considers Using Natural Gas to Power AI Data Centers
Technology giant Microsoft (MSFT) says it is open to deploying natural gas with carbon capture technology to power its ...
Copilot might soon get more Microsoft AI models, less ChatGPT presence
Microsoft is reportedly eyeing more of its own AI models into Copilot and reduce dependency on OpenAI. It’s also exploring rivals such as DeepSeek and Meta.
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Microsoft’s AI Guru Wants Independence From OpenAI. That’s Easier Said Than Done
Mustafa Suleyman wasn’t getting the answers he wanted. Last fall, during a video call with senior leaders at OpenAI and Microsoft, Suleyman—who leads Microsoft’s in-house artificial intelligence ...
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Future of AI: Is Open-source the key to ethical and transparent development?
A recent study titled Is Open Source the Future of AI? A Data-Driven Approach by Domen Vake, Bogdan Šinik, Jernej Vicič, and ...
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UK firm employs Microsoft AI to cut costs, fast-track nuclear tech licensing
Lloyd’s Register says that it will be one of the first maritime organizations to use generative AI to bridge the gap between ...
Microsoft Just Won Big--But the AI War Is Far From Over
Regulators cleared Microsoft's OpenAI deal, but the battle for AI dominance is only getting started. Here's what investors ...