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The provision documents Microsoft's institutional structure for managing AI ethics governance. It establishes a formal review process as part of the company's documented responsible AI practices, creating an internal checkpoint for AI-related decisions and deployments.
This provision does not directly establish obligations or authorizations for users. It describes Microsoft's internal governance structure and does not modify user rights, data practices, or service terms.
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The provision documents Microsoft's institutional structure for managing AI ethics governance. It establishes a formal review process as part of the company's documented responsible AI practices, creating an internal checkpoint for AI-related decisions and deployments.
This provision does not directly establish obligations or authorizations for users. It describes Microsoft's internal governance structure and does not modify user rights, data practices, or service terms.
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