Microsoft has created a program to ensure that the artificial intelligence software customers purchase from Microsoft will comply with any future laws and regulations, and will ensure that customers are fully informed before any rules governing new technology are passed. We aim to continue investing in AI tools.
The software company helps clients manage regulatory issues arising from AI applications deployed with Microsoft, convenes customer councils on the issue, and engages with lawmakers to “advance effective and interoperable AI regulation.” Continuing engagement, Microsoft said in a blog post on Thursday.
The Redmond, Washington-based software maker uses technology from ChatGPT maker OpenAI, which counts Microsoft as its largest investor, to create AI tools and products that have improved some of its most popular programs. are released one after another. With both companies advocating AI regulation, including another US agency overseeing the issue, and European legislators debating a bill on artificial intelligence, Microsoft is asking customers to wait until legislation is in place. want to encourage them to continue to purchase new products from
“There are legitimate concerns about the power of this technology and its potential to be used for harm rather than benefit,” Microsoft vice president and deputy general counsel Antony Cook said in a blog post. .
