Microsoft has introduced a provisional code of conduct to limit AI capabilities, emphasizing that AI must serve humanity and remain under human control. The guidelines prohibit AI from engaging in weapons development, producing harmful content, or mimicking consciousness. This move responds to growing fears about AI safety and control, with Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella and AI head Mustafa Suleyman highlighting the urgency of responsible AI development. The code is open for public consultation as the industry debates broader safety measures and calls for regulation intensify.
Microsoft and Alphabet both reported strong cloud growth, but their spending strategies differ significantly. Microsoft’s Azure crossed $100 billion in annual revenue with 43% growth, funded internally without new debt, showing disciplined capital ex...
Microsoft has released a detailed AI code of conduct aimed at guiding AI models away from harmful behaviors and ensuring safety as AI systems grow more powerful. The code emphasizes supporting humans, preventing misuse like cyberattacks or deepfakes,...
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 ...
Microsoft is approaching its all-time stock price highs driven by strong growth in its Azure cloud platform and plans to aggressively expand data center capacity. The company could triple its compute capacity to 38 gigawatts by 2032, indicating stron...
Nebius Group reported a massive $37.49 billion in contracted backlog, reflecting multi-year revenue commitments that provide strong business visibility. About 70% of these deals include upfront prepayments, which fund much of the company's capital ex...
