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This provision functions as a declarative framework establishing Microsoft's governance position on AI ethics. The articulation of these principles provides a baseline against which Microsoft's AI practices and product development are positioned, though the clause does not specify enforcement mechanisms, measurement standards, or remedies for non-compliance with stated principles.
Users operate under a service framework where Microsoft commits to applying these six principles in AI system design and deployment. The provision establishes the institutional standards against which Microsoft's AI practices are oriented, though the clause does not create explicit individual rights, verification mechanisms, or service-level guarantees tied to principle adherence.
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This provision functions as a declarative framework establishing Microsoft's governance position on AI ethics. The articulation of these principles provides a baseline against which Microsoft's AI practices and product development are positioned, though the clause does not specify enforcement mechanisms, measurement standards, or remedies for non-compliance with stated principles.
Users operate under a service framework where Microsoft commits to applying these six principles in AI system design and deployment. The provision establishes the institutional standards against which Microsoft's AI practices are oriented, though the clause does not create explicit individual rights, verification mechanisms, or service-level guarantees tied to principle adherence.
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