The document states that Microsoft's AI development and deployment is guided by six named principles: fairness, reliability and safety, privacy and security, transparency, accountability, and inclusiveness.
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This provision frames the institutional commitments that govern Microsoft's AI governance framework. The stated principles establish the operational reference points for how Microsoft describes its approach to system design, data handling, and disclosure practices across its AI products and services.
This provision establishes the six stated values Microsoft applies to AI design and deployment. The document does not specify enforceable consumer rights arising directly from these principles within this page.
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"We've distilled our commitment into six core values: Fairness, Reliability and safety, Privacy and security, Transparency, Accountability, InclusivenessExcerpt from Microsoft's Responsible AI Standard
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This provision frames the institutional commitments that govern Microsoft's AI governance framework. The stated principles establish the operational reference points for how Microsoft describes its approach to system design, data handling, and disclosure practices across its AI products and services.
This provision establishes the six stated values Microsoft applies to AI design and deployment. The document does not specify enforceable consumer rights arising directly from these principles within this page.
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