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Who said Microsoft is getting an "exclusive license"? The OpenAI blog post doesn't. It's licensed to Microsoft now, and presumably to other companies in future
by versteegen 6y ago
Who said Microsoft is getting an "exclusive license"? The OpenAI blog post doesn't. It's licensed to Microsoft now, and presumably to other companies in future (to not do so would be leaving money on the table).
- webmaven 6y ago> Who said Microsoft is getting an "exclusive license"? The OpenAI blog post doesn't. It's licensed to Microsoft now, and presumably to other companies in future (to not do so would be leaving money on the table). It's right there in the article, including a link to Microsoft's announcement, which says, among other things: "Today, I’m very excited to announce that Microsoft is teaming up with OpenAI to exclusively license GPT-3 [...]" I'm pretty sure that when Microsoft claims they have an exclusive license to some IP, they actually do.
- versteegen 6y agoThanks. I didn't see Microsoft's announcement.