"It's kind of the equivalent of if Apple had fired Steve Jobs right after the iPhone came out," said Tech Reporter Ian Sherr.
"The employees who are in California may well go to Microsoft, they can't take the trade secrets from OpenAI, but they can take the know-how," Dina Blikshteyn a partner at Haynes Boone said.
"A lot of the startups, of course, are in San Francisco," Sherr said. "There's been talk about how AI in general, and the investment that was going into it, the billions and billions of dollars of investment was really priming San Francisco to possibly have an upswing."
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