Microsoft and OpenAI have a very specific, internal definition of artificial general intelligence (AGI) based on the startup's profits, according to a new

With OpenAI transitioning into a for-profit business, a new report claims that the company's partnership with Microsoft is even weirder than we knew.

According to a report, OpenAI can only achieve AGI when it has built a system that can generate $100 billion in profits. For Microsoft, the definition of AGI is highly important. Due to a clause in the agreement, once OpenAI achieves AGI, Microsoft will not be able to access the most powerful models from the AI startup.

Artificial general intelligence has emerged as the potential escape hatch that could untangle the two companies.