Microsoft sets limits on future AI models in draft code of conduct

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What are the main restrictions in Microsoft's new AI code of conduct?

Microsoft's provisional code of conduct restricts its AI models from generating content related to weapons, dangerous substances, unhealthy eating, violence, or sexually explicit material. The company also stated that AI should serve people, promote human judgment, and not attempt to replace human autonomy.

Why has Microsoft released this code of conduct now?

Microsoft released the code amid growing industry concerns about AI safety and the pace of development. This follows calls from leaders at companies like Anthropic and OpenAI to slow down AI progress and a researcher's resignation over fears of superintelligence.

When will Microsoft's new AI code of conduct be finalised and deployed?

Microsoft plans to seek public input before finalising the code of conduct. The company intends to begin deployment of the finalised guidelines starting in 2027.