The guidelines bar Microsoft's models from helping manufacture weapons or concealing their reasoning, with a final version set to guide development starting in 2027
Microsoft released a draft of its “Humanist AI” code of conduct on Monday as the top leaders in artificial intelligence call for slower development of the technology. The preliminary guidelines published by Microsoft essentially state that AI models should remain under human control, and that any mo…
Microsoft is drawing a line around what its future AI models can do, including a blunt rule that may become far more significant as AI systems gain greater autonomy: they must remain under human control.
One of the world’s largest tech companies says it wants its advanced artificial intelligence models to remain under human control. Microsoft AI (MAI) published a draft code […]
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