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That would depend entirely on why OpenAI might go under. The linked article is very sparse on details, but it says:
Which suggests this is likely an OpenAI problem and not an AI in general problem. If OpenAI goes under the rest of the market may actually surge as they devour OpenAI's abandoned market share.