Microsoft is expanding its commitment to artificial intelligence. The company recently invested $135 billion to acquire a 27% ownership in OpenAI, as announced on Tuesday.
Microsoft and OpenAI have been working together for some time, and today they announced an expanded partnership. This means Microsoft is increasing its investment in OpenAI, the company that created popular AI technologies like ChatGPT, Sora, and Whisper.
According to a recent announcement, what started as a simple investment in a research group has become a highly successful collaboration within the industry. The two organizations have now signed a new agreement to expand on their existing work, solidify their relationship, and ensure continued success in the future.
As Microsoft invests more in artificial intelligence, both gamers and people who work at the company might worry about AI being used extensively in future game development. However, Xbox head Phil Spencer has stated that Microsoft won’t require its employees to use AI tools.
He explained that teams are free to decide if and how they use AI. He’s noticed creative teams naturally adopt tools that help them work more efficiently, and forcing them to use specific tools isn’t effective.
Whether this remains the case in the future will
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2025-10-28 18:48