I'm surprised to see such an optimistic outlook for UIPath; Microsoft has started encroaching on the space with their Power Automate platform and their desktop

I'm surprised to see such an optimistic outlook for UIPath; Microsoft has started encroaching on the space with their Power Automate platform and their desktop automation flows. They use similar-looking UIs (I believe it's Windows Workflow Foundation) and given that Power Automate has the added bonus of natively integrated connections with the rest of the O365 suite, I expected UIPath's outlook to take a hit like Slack did when MS Teams was rolled out.