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BackDraft 'Humanistic Artificial Intelligence Code of Conduct' from Microsoft
Draft 'Humanistic Artificial Intelligence Code of Conduct' from Microsoft
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Cumhuriyet1 hour agoTech1 min readTürkiyeView original

Draft 'Humanistic Artificial Intelligence Code of Conduct' from Microsoft

The company has published a new guide aimed at ensuring the security of artificial intelligence models and keeping them under human control.

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  • Microsoft published the draft 'Humanistic Artificial Intelligence Code of Conduct' to ensure the security and human control of artificial intelligence models.
  • The draft, which aims to restrict violence, weapons production and dangerous content, will provide guidance starting from 2027.

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Why It Matters

Industry leaders had called for a controlled slowdown in the pace of development of artificial intelligence models for security reasons.

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According to the draft published by Microsoft under the title "Humanist Artificial Intelligence Code of Conduct", the aim is for the company's artificial intelligence models to remain safe and under human control.

The draft stipulates that artificial intelligence models should not exceed human control and operate under meaningful supervision while adhering to humanity.

It is aimed that the models do not facilitate requests for weapons production, do not facilitate the procurement of dangerous substances, and do not produce violent or sexually explicit content.

Microsoft will receive comments on the draft it shared with the public for six weeks. The draft, which is planned to be revised at the end of the year, will guide the development of the company's artificial intelligence models starting from 2027.

Microsoft's draft came after calls by US artificial intelligence companies Anthropic's Chief Executive Dario Amodei and OpenAI's Chief Executive Sam Altman to slow down the pace of development of models in a controlled manner to ensure the safety of artificial intelligence.

What to Watch

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  • The draft will be revised at the end of the year after a six-week comment period.

    Very likely · Within months

Open Questions

  • How will public comments on the draft be evaluated?
  • What will be the sanctions to be applied after 2027?

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This article was originally published by Cumhuriyet.

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