'Damage control': Tech industry reacts to a chaotic weekend for OpenAI and Microsoft

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After OpenAI ousted its former CEO Sam Altman, Microsoft hired him to lead a new AI research team.

Tech experts weigh in on what this means for both companies.

But before the weekend was even over, OpenAI appeared to change course, announcing that former Twitch chief Emmett Shear would take over from Altman instead, at least on a temporary basis.