Microsoft AI has published the first draft of its Humanist AI Code of Conduct, a training manual outlining how it develops AI models and intends them to behave during deployment. The draft is open for public consultation for six weeks. The company plans to review the feedback, revise the document, and publish an updated version later this year. That version is expected to guide model development from 2027 onward. Microsoft AI said its current models … More
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