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Humanist AI: Microsoft Explains How It Wants AI to Behave

Summary by techfinitive.com
Concerned that AI will kill us all? Don’t be. Microsoft has written a code of conduct to keep the technology in line, in the hopes of building “humanist AI”. Amid renewed discussion about the risks of racing to create superintelligence, Microsoft has unveiled a draft set of rules for its own AI. Lest anyone think it’s a direct response to the current news cycle, Microsoft is quick to note that the document has been in the works for several month…

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Microsoft proposes a code of conduct to ensure that its artificial intelligence models are always under human control.

·Madrid, Spain
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Mustafa Suleiman, one of the leaders of the artificial intelligence industry, has published a long text entitled “A warning about the ‘prosperity of models’” which is… Mustafa Suleiman: Microsoft’s head of artificial intelligence presents his manifesto on AI - ΘΑΝΤΕΜΟΠΟΡΙΚΙ

Speaking to the BBC, Mustafa Suleiman emphasized that public concerns are justified, warning that treating systems "as if they were human" would escalate risks and could transform artificial intelligence into systems that directly compete with humans.

·Türkiye
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Mustafa Süleyman, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Microsoft AI, stated that stricter security measures are needed in the development of these technologies to prevent AI-based systems from getting out of human control.

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techfinitive.com broke the news on Wednesday, September 16, 2026.
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