If that plan to cultivate a strong OpenAI competitor within Microsoft is still a thing, and I think it is, I think they will not give a single F.
That they gave green light to OpenAI to do this says a lot.
That they gave green light to OpenAI to do this says a lot.
So while they don't have anyone actually on the board, they do have quite some leverage.
Edit - last year, Microsoft quit the OpenAI board https://apnews.com/article/microsoft-openai-artificial-intel...
I think Microsoft’s shares don’t have voting power.