As many readers know, OpenAI is currently embroiled in a closely watched, high-profile lawsuit with Elon Musk. He charges the nonprofit organization with straying from its initial nonprofit charter—to create artificial general intelligence (AGI) and distribute it broadly.

“The nonprofit status significantly reduces OpenAI’s ability to raise capital, as investors would want to be able to generate a return on their investment, which is considerably harder if a non-profit controls a commercial entity,” said Gil Luria, analyst at D.A. Davidson.

OpenAI has told investors it will share a smaller fraction of revenue with major backer Microsoft as it moves ahead with its restructuring, The Information reported on Tuesday.