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Microsoft owns part of openai don't they?
It’s a complicated deal, since Open AIs corporate structure, but they are one of the bigger supporters and get a lot of their profits.
Sidenote, I think its absolutely criminal to call your company open__ when there's nothing open about it.
No, they are separate entities. MS heavily funded openai once musk left and has a preferential access to its products and tech