Microsoft has raised its stock price target to $550 amid growing potential in AI technology. The company introduced a draft of its "Humanist AI Code of Conduct," a 37-page document outlining principles to keep AI development under human control and ensure it benefits society. This code will guide AI model development through 2027 and beyond, with revisions planned after public feedback. Microsoft's approach emphasizes that AI should advance human well-being, reflecting concerns about the power and risks of superintelligent AI systems. This move aligns with broader industry calls for third-party oversight and responsible AI innovation.
Microsoft's market cap stands at $3.68 trillion as of Sep 15, 2026 01:41 WIB, highlighting its massive scale in the tech sector. The stock price on Pluang is USD 507.37, up 2.37% in the past day, reflecting positive investor sentiment alongside the company's new AI code of conduct. With a dividend yield of 0.73%, Microsoft continues to offer returns to shareholders amid its AI innovation efforts.
Amazon announced it will stop using non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) when negotiating data center deals with local governments. This move follows Microsoft’s similar decision earlier this year and responds to community opposition against AI infrastru...
Amazon has decided to stop using non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) when negotiating data center deals with local governments, following Microsoft's similar move. This shift comes as secrecy around AI infrastructure has sparked community opposition, re...
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President Donald Trump purchased $1-5 million in SpaceX bonds just two days before signing a major order to accelerate the U.S. commercial space industry. The order aims to increase launch and reentry operations in the U.S. to over 1,000 annually by ...
India has officially condemned US Vice President J.D. Vance's comments describing Indian H-1B visa holders as "foreign indentured servants," calling the remarks deeply offensive and rooted in painful colonial history. Vance criticized companies like ...
