The WSJ describes the arrangement as an “open relationship” where Microsoft maintains significant influence without complete control. For example, although the agreement limits OpenAI’s search-engine customers, it’s still free to work with Microsoft’s rivals. That can place the two companies in precarious situations like their sales teams making overlapping pitches to the same customers. In addition, Microsoft employees have reportedly complained about diminished in-house AI spending and a lack of direct access to OpenAI’s models for its researchers and engineers.

This is getting messy

“Warned” as in “If you do this then less people will pay for chatgpt plus”.

And, he’s right.

Searching for live topics on the internet via chatgpt is a shitshow - the browser is slow, the web plugins slow, many of them fail, whislt bing and bard give fast answers - though they can all hallucinate.

I’m a bit sick of the 1-2 min delays with chatgpt searches that often fail.

https://lemmy.world/post/105771