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The provision frames inclusiveness as a stated objective for AI system development, signaling Microsoft's governance commitment to accessibility and universal design principles. However, the clause does not specify measurable standards, enforcement mechanisms, or remedies for non-compliance.
This provision establishes a design objective that may inform how Microsoft develops AI features and accessibility accommodations, though the clause does not create enforceable obligations or specific user protections. The terms apply as written, meaning the inclusiveness principle guides development intent but does not establish binding performance guarantees.
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"Inclusiveness: AI systems should empower everyone and engage people. AI should empower everyone and engage people. People with disabilities number more than one billion globally; technologies that can improve their lives, address daily challenges, and become more independent are important.— Excerpt from Microsoft's Responsible AI
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The provision frames inclusiveness as a stated objective for AI system development, signaling Microsoft's governance commitment to accessibility and universal design principles. However, the clause does not specify measurable standards, enforcement mechanisms, or remedies for non-compliance.
This provision establishes a design objective that may inform how Microsoft develops AI features and accessibility accommodations, though the clause does not create enforceable obligations or specific user protections. The terms apply as written, meaning the inclusiveness principle guides development intent but does not establish binding performance guarantees.
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