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This provision articulates a design standard applicable to Microsoft's AI systems development. It establishes privacy protection and security resilience as specified objectives within the responsible AI framework, creating an operational expectation for system architecture and implementation.
This provision describes the standards Microsoft applies when developing AI systems users interact with. The clause commits to incorporating privacy safeguards and attack resistance mechanisms into system design, which affects the technical baseline users can expect from the service.
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This provision articulates a design standard applicable to Microsoft's AI systems development. It establishes privacy protection and security resilience as specified objectives within the responsible AI framework, creating an operational expectation for system architecture and implementation.
This provision describes the standards Microsoft applies when developing AI systems users interact with. The clause commits to incorporating privacy safeguards and attack resistance mechanisms into system design, which affects the technical baseline users can expect from the service.
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