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.

OpenAI sees itself paying a lower share of revenue to its investor and close partner Microsoft by 2030 than it currently does, per a report.

The rebalancing of revenue shares comes at a time when OpenAI is actively restructuring its organizational structure and revenue model, and removed the limit on how much returns its investors can get. On May 5, the firm officially confirmed that its nonprofit will continue to be in charge and convert into a “Public Benefit Corporation”.