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Despite a European Commission review in April clearing Microsoft of trying to exert control over OpenAI by the backdoor, the duo's $13 billion partnership hasn't escaped regulatory scrutiny just yet.
These models need vast amounts of data, computing power, cloud infrastructure, and talent, which only a few players have Now, having conceded that Microsoft was not evading European merger rules with its heavy support for OpenAI, the commission has moved on to its next concern: The effect of the deal on the pair's rivals.
"These models need vast amounts of data, computing power, cloud infrastructure, and talent, which only a few players have.
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