OpenAI is intensifying its efforts in robotics as part of its pursuit of artificial general intelligence (AGI). The organization is focusing on developing advanced robotic capabilities that can learn and adapt in real-world environments, showcasing significant progress in integrating AI with physical systems. This strategic direction aims to enhance the potential applications of AI across various sectors.

OpenAI has completed its recapitalization, solidifying its nonprofit status through the newly established OpenAI Foundation, which retains a controlling stake in its for-profit entity now called OpenAI Group PBC. Microsoft, a major investor, supports this structure and will not have first rights to OpenAI's computing services, while both companies will collaborate on developments including independent paths toward achieving Artificial General Intelligence (AGI).

A coalition of ex-OpenAI employees, Nobel laureates, and civil society organizations has urged California and Delaware attorneys general to stop OpenAI's restructuring into a for-profit entity, citing concerns it undermines the nonprofit's mission and governance safeguards. They argue that relinquishing control could jeopardize the safe development of artificial general intelligence (AGI), with significant implications for humanity. OpenAI maintains that the restructuring will enhance its nonprofit arm and serve the public interest.

OpenAI will evolve its structure by transitioning its for-profit LLC into a Public Benefit Corporation while remaining under the control of its founding nonprofit. This change aims to enhance resources for fulfilling its mission of ensuring that artificial general intelligence benefits all of humanity.

Microsoft is in advanced discussions with OpenAI to secure ongoing access to its technology, particularly regarding rights associated with artificial general intelligence (AGI). Negotiations have been ongoing for several months, focusing on revising investment terms and future equity stakes, as OpenAI seeks Microsoft's approval to transition into a public-benefit corporation.