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This provision articulates Microsoft's operational principle for AI system design and describes available development tools for fairness assessment. The clause does not establish binding obligations, enforcement mechanisms, or specific performance standards, but rather states a commitment and identifies resources.
Users of Microsoft AI services operate under a framework where fairness in decision-making is stated as a design commitment. The terms authorize Microsoft to provide tools like Fairlearn to developers, but the provision does not specify remedies, guarantees of fairness outcomes, or enforcement procedures for alleged discriminatory decisions.
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This provision articulates Microsoft's operational principle for AI system design and describes available development tools for fairness assessment. The clause does not establish binding obligations, enforcement mechanisms, or specific performance standards, but rather states a commitment and identifies resources.
Users of Microsoft AI services operate under a framework where fairness in decision-making is stated as a design commitment. The terms authorize Microsoft to provide tools like Fairlearn to developers, but the provision does not specify remedies, guarantees of fairness outcomes, or enforcement procedures for alleged discriminatory decisions.
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