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OpenAI-Microsoft partnership deal revised, OpenAI products can also be sold on AWS

OpenAI has signed a revised partnership agreement with Microsoft, securing the right to sell its products through cloud providers other than Microsoft, the Wall Street Journal reported on April 27. That could allow OpenAI models and services to be offered on platforms including Amazon Web Services. The revision removes a disputed AGI clause, changes revenue sharing through 2030 and ends Microsoft’s exclusive licence rights, though Microsoft can keep using OpenAI products until 2032.

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Natural-language database queries too early to trust, experts warn non-specialists should use caution

Database and analytics companies are rolling out text-to-SQL tools that let users query databases in natural language, but experts warn non-specialists should be cautious. Toronto University computer science professor Nick Koudas said systems can generate queries that are grammatically correct but not what business users intended. He put current accuracy at about 80 percent, below human experts at around 93 percent, and said company-specific data and jargon are hard for LLMs without extra training.

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Managing many AI agents at companies draws attention to different AWS and Google Cloud approaches

As companies put AI agents into real-world use, managing large numbers of agents is emerging as an issue. Amazon Web Services and Google are drawing attention with different approaches. Google focuses on managing agents at the system layer through a centralized control environment. AWS uses a harness approach in which developers predefine an agent’s role, model and tools, and the system runs the agent within that framework to speed experimentation and deployment.