Did Sam Altman leaving OpenAI and joining Microsoft change how you see Microsoft as an AI partner?

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Yes, it positively influenced my view of Microsoft's AI capabilities31%

Somewhat, I'm more interested in Microsoft's AI now53%

No change, my perception of Microsoft remains the same13%

Unsure, need more info on Altman's impact at Microsoft4%

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Director in Manufacturing2 years ago

We are deeply embedded with Microsoft already, so this is a natural extension, in particular with future O365 integration. For running office functions, (Teams, Outlook, EXCEL, PowerPoint, user DBs) I think it will boost office(people) functionality.

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