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This provision creates an operational framework under which Microsoft's AI systems are designed and evaluated against fairness criteria. The clause establishes that fairness mechanisms are integrated into the entity's standard AI development processes rather than being optional or discretionary.
This provision describes the fairness assurance mechanisms that Microsoft applies to AI systems users interact with. Users operate under terms where AI systems are subject to bias mitigation practices and fairness principles established by Microsoft, though the specific implementation details, testing thresholds, and remediation standards are not defined in this clause text.
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This provision creates an operational framework under which Microsoft's AI systems are designed and evaluated against fairness criteria. The clause establishes that fairness mechanisms are integrated into the entity's standard AI development processes rather than being optional or discretionary.
This provision describes the fairness assurance mechanisms that Microsoft applies to AI systems users interact with. Users operate under terms where AI systems are subject to bias mitigation practices and fairness principles established by Microsoft, though the specific implementation details, testing thresholds, and remediation standards are not defined in this clause text.
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