 950 here at Northwest News Radio. Dom Savino has your money update. Federal regulators and their counterparts in Europe are scrutinizing Microsoft over its investment in and partnership with OpenAI. In response, the tech giant is trying to straighten out its ties to the AI startup, announcing it's giving up its non-voting seat on OpenAI's board. In a letter, a Microsoft attorney said the position provided insights into the board's activities but did not compromise OpenAI's independence.