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Microsoft’s AI head is plotting a future without OpenAI. According to a report from The Information, Mustafa Suleyman, the head of Microsoft’s AI division, has set his sights on a bold objective: reducing the company’s dependence on OpenAI. In a report titled ‘Microsoft’s AI Guru Plots a Future Without OpenAI,’ The Information reported: "After setbacks,
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