They made the rights moves with the available resources, while microsoft felt like they kept trying to force changes with the success they had from investing in openai and having the first mover's advantage.
Microsoft failed to understand that they should have branched out organically, instead of trying to force feed new functionalities down the throats of existing users who were happy to varying degrees with the status quo. By making hasty moves, and not listening to feedback, they lost ground to others who were later to the game. Hopefully someone is there to steer things the right way, before it is too late.
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