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Microsoft publishes AI code of conduct

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Microsoft has published a code of conduct for its AI models, built around ‘Humanist AI’ to keep systems under human control amid rising security fears. Read More: https://punchng.com/microsoft-publishes-ai-code-of-conduct/

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