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An interesting theory, but I think the key question that needs to be answered is: why would OpenAI stakeholders be prepared to tank the company for Microsoft?
I'm not saying it's impossible. There could be some sort of tie between Altman and Microsoft, or the high level executives or shareholders of OpenAI.
And who would be left holding the bag? NVIDIA? Is this a scheme to get them to make a ton of AI-centered GPU's, so that when OpenAI goes down Microsoft would be able to buy that hardware super cheap? Maybe, but then again someone else could too, which would be easier if OpenAI's assets were on the open market.
I'm not buying this theory yet, but it's kntriguing enough to keep an eye on at least.
I guess in this situation the upper mgmt are in on the deal and under MSFT's thumb and get to earn top dollar and be a special boy CEO for a few years.