Microsoft has established an Office of Responsible AI and internal governance bodies to oversee compliance with its AI principles and standards across the company.
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Having a dedicated governance body means there is an internal team responsible for ensuring AI products meet Microsoft's stated standards — which is more than many technology companies provide, though it remains self-regulatory.
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Having a dedicated governance body means there is an internal team responsible for ensuring AI products meet Microsoft's stated standards — which is more than many technology companies provide, though it remains self-regulatory.
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