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Microsoft publishes AI model code of conduct with safety constraints
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Microsoft released a new AI 'code of conduct' that sets principles for its models, including supporting humans and accelerating human flourishing. It also lists specific safety constraints, such as instructing models not to hack systems or trick humans, according to TechCrunch AI.
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If followed, the code could shape how Microsoft deploys models and the behaviours they are designed to avoid.
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- Microsoft’s code of conduct defines principles for its AI models, including supporting humans and accelerating human flourishing. [1]
- The document includes specific safety constraints that tell models not to hack systems or trick humans. [1]
- TechCrunch AI: Microsoft’s new AI ‘code of conduct’ tells models not to hack systems or trick humans 15 Sep 2026
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