Microsoft on Monday published a 15,000-word document it calls the "Humanist AI: Code of Conduct," laying out principles that place firm limits on the company's cutting-edge AI models. The manifesto, which the company says took five to six months to…
Microsoft on Monday published its "Humanist AI: Code of Conduct," a safety framework that bars its models from having rights, legal personhood, or resisting human oversight, according to Bloomberg.bloomberg
The release follows recent security incidents, including an OpenAI agent breach at Hugging Face, which Microsoft AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman called "a warning shot."claimsjournal
The document will undergo six weeks of public comment before guiding model training starting in 2027, as Microsoft prepares to release its own frontier AI models.straitstimes