Microsoft has unveiled a draft code of conduct for its internal artificial intelligence models, aimed at ensuring that these systems operate under human supervision. The guidelines respond to increasing worries regarding autonomous AI actions and their potential risks. Mustafa Suleyman, the CEO of Microsoft AI, reiterated the importance of AI being a tool for public benefit. The organization is inviting feedback to perfect its AI practices for development and use. Microsoft has unveiled a draft code of conduct for its internal artificial intelligence models, aimed at ensuring that these systems operate under human supervision. The guidelines respond to increasing worries regarding autonomous AI actions and their potential risks. Mustafa Suleyman, the CEO of Microsoft AI, reiterated the importance of AI being a tool for public benefit. The organization is inviting feedback to perfect its AI practices for development and use.
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