Microsoft also raised concerns after CEO Sam Altman was ousted from OpenAI, the maker of ChatGPT. Because Microsoft, one of the investors in OpenAI, uses various OpenAI technologies to provide several other artificial intelligence services, including Copilot. However, the news that Sam Altman will leave for Microsoft puts an end to this concern.

Additionally, hundreds of OpenAI employees threatened to resign in protest of Sam Altman’s firing. Many of these employees are expected to leave for Microsoft. As a result, Microsoft will be far ahead of its competitors in the battle for artificial intelligence technology.

Additionally, the company's shares rose 2% following news of Sam Altman's departure to Microsoft. So the technology community began to discuss Microsoft directly benefiting from the OpenAI incident. Technology analysts say artificial intelligence technology is still in its infancy.

Several companies, including Google parent company Alphabet, are working in the field of artificial intelligence. In order to defeat Alphabet, Microsoft has made various moves in addition to its regular investments in the field. Sam Altman will lead Microsoft's new research group.

With the recently resigned OpenAI president Greg Brockman on board, Microsoft will undoubtedly be ahead of the competition. Gil Luria, a senior analyst at investment firm DA Davidson, said of Sam Altman's move to Microsoft: "Microsoft turned a crisis into an opportunity by hiring Sam Altman and Greg Brockman."

I think they will add more to their Get organization. OpenAI employees. The team will be responsible for developing Microsoft's artificial intelligence-based services.