
OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, had planned a major restructuring to attract new investors and allow more people to hold shares in the company. But the entire process could be delayed until 2026 because it is still negotiating with Microsoft, its main partner and largest shareholder. Talks have stalled over key issues: who controls the technology, who will benefit from future inventions, and under what conditions. One sensitive point is access to its API (Application Programming Interface), essentially the “digital gateway” that lets other companies use OpenAI’s services, and which currently depends almost entirely on Microsoft’s Azure cloud. Another contentious issue is intellectual property—who would hold the rights to use the most advanced artificial intelligence models developed in the future.
Finally, there is the so-called AGI clause (Artificial General Intelligence), which sets out what would happen if OpenAI were ever to create an intelligence with capacities equal to or greater than those of humans. In that case, the company could break or renegotiate its agreement with Microsoft. This possibility is especially controversial, as it could unsettle multibillion-dollar investments and the control of a technology widely regarded as strategically vital at the global level.
OpenAI, la empresa detrás de ChatGPT, había planeado una gran reestructuración para atraer nuevos inversionistas y permitir que más personas pudieran tener acciones en la compañía. Pero todo este proceso podría retrasarse hasta 2026 porque todavía negocia con Microsoft, su socio principal y mayor accionista. Las conversaciones se han trabado en temas clave: quién controla la tecnología, quién podrá beneficiarse de sus futuros inventos y bajo qué condiciones. Un punto delicado es el acceso a su API (Application Programming Interface), que no es más que la “puerta de entrada digital” que permite a otras compañías usar los servicios de OpenAI, y que hoy depende casi totalmente de la nube de Microsoft llamada Azure. Otro tema es la propiedad intelectual, es decir, quién tendría los derechos de uso sobre los modelos de inteligencia artificial más avanzados que se desarrollen.
Finalmente, está la llamada cláusula AGI (Artificial General Intelligence), que prevé qué pasaría si un día OpenAI llega a crear una inteligencia con capacidades iguales o superiores a las humanas: en ese caso, la empresa podría romper o renegociar su acuerdo con Microsoft. Esa posibilidad es muy controvertida, porque dejaría en el aire inversiones multimillonarias y el control de una tecnología vista como estratégica a nivel mundial.


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