OpenAI is now viewed as a rival to Microsoft in the fields of artificial intelligence and exploration

Despite having injected $13 billion into OpenAI, the relationship between the two entities has significantly soured in recent times.

Microsoft has opted to categorize OpenAI as a contender, given that the organizations are presently engaged in a race against each other in the realms of AI and online exploration. (During the previous week, OpenAI presented a preliminary version of Search GPT, a search platform that may potentially pose a substantial threat to Microsoft’s Bing.)

Historically, Microsoft has identified Amazon, Apple, Google, and Meta as its principal challengers, as indicated by CNBC.

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