TMTPOST -- OpenAI plans to cut the share of revenue it pays to Microsoft as part of a revised financial structure, according to a report by The Information on Tuesday.

The company has scaled back a broader restructuring plan, with its nonprofit parent retaining control — a move expected to curb CEO Sam Altman ’ s influence.

In updated financial forecasts shared with investors, OpenAI indicated that Microsoft's revenue share would fall by at least half before the end of the decade. Under the current agreement, OpenAI shares 20% of its revenue with Microsoft through 2030.

However, according to internal documents cited by the report, OpenAI has told some investors it intends to reduce that share to just 10% by 2030 for Microsoft and other commercial partners. Microsoft, for its part, is reportedly seeking continued access to OpenAI ’ s technology beyond that timeframe.