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Microsoft ethics code and safety trends

Microsoft published a 37-page ethics code outlining a human-centric approach to AI operation. It clarifies safety enhancements and human-centered design principles, potentially influencing industry-wide standards.

Why it mattersIt is important to stay updated on the latest safety standards and design principles in corporate AI.

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