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REDMOND, WASHINGTON - A Microsoft employee caused a commotion at the company's 50th anniversary celebration yesterday, disrupting the event and leveling harsh accusations at AI leader Mustafa Suleyman.

According to eyewitnesses, the employee, who has not been named, stormed the stage during the celebration and began shouting at Suleyman, the CEO of London-based AI firm, BenevolentAI. The employee allegedly accused Suleyman of being complicit in the exploitation of AI technology, which they claimed was being used to perpetuate social and economic inequalities.

The incident occurred during a keynote speech by Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, who was commemorating the company's milestone anniversary. The employee's outburst was met with shock and confusion by attendees, who were left scrambling to process the sudden turn of events.

Suleyman, who was visibly shaken by the encounter, attempted to address the crowd and calm the situation, but the employee continued to shout and wave their arms, refusing to back down.

Microsoft security personnel eventually intervened, escorting the employee off the premises and restoring order to the celebration.

The incident has sparked widespread debate and speculation, with many questioning the motivations behind the employee's actions and the potential implications for the tech industry as a whole.

As the investigation into the incident continues, Microsoft has released a statement expressing its commitment to promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion within its ranks and beyond. The company has also offered support to Suleyman, who has been praised for his work in advancing AI research and development.

The 50th anniversary celebration of Microsoft is expected to continue today, with a revised schedule and a renewed focus on the company's future endeavors.