A look at OpenAI’s structure where a six-member non-profit board can decide if AGI has been achieved, at which point Microsoft is excluded from some IP licenses (Sharon Goldman/VentureBeat)

A look at OpenAI’s structure where a six-member non-profit board can decide if AGI has been achieved, at which point Microsoft is excluded from some IP licenses (Sharon Goldman/VentureBeat)

Sharon Goldman / VentureBeat:
A look at OpenAI’s structure where a six-member non-profit board can decide if AGI has been achieved, at which point Microsoft is excluded from some IP licenses  —  According to OpenAI, the six members of its nonprofit board of directors will determine when the company has “attained AGI” …