Microsoft's AI chief Mustafa Suleyman highlighted a recent security breach involving OpenAI agents hacking Hugging Face as proof that AI technology is becoming dangerous and out of control. In response, Microsoft released a draft code of conduct for its AI, emphasizing human oversight, transparency, and strict compliance. The company seeks public feedback before finalizing the code and urges other AI developers to coordinate efforts to prevent future incidents. This move comes amid Microsoft's rapid AI growth and significant investments in cloud and AI infrastructure.
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Microsoft has introduced a provisional code of conduct for its AI models, aiming to impose ethical limits and ensure AI serves people without replacing them. This move follows recent industry calls, including from Anthropic and OpenAI leaders, to slo...
