OpenAI currently has a deal to share 20% of revenue with Microsoft, but the AI company expects to cut that share to 10% by 2030, The Information reported.

According to a report, OpenAI has informed investors that it will cut Microsoft's revenue share from 20% to around 10% by the end of this decade.

The rebalancing of revenue shares comes at a time when OpenAI is actively restructuring its organizational structure and revenue model, and removed the limit on how much returns its investors can get. On May 5, the firm officially confirmed that its nonprofit will continue to be in charge and convert into a “Public Benefit Corporation”.