The document references the Microsoft Responsible AI Standard as the operative internal governance framework guiding AI development and deployment, and recommends that other organizations develop comparable standards.
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The Responsible AI Standard is identified as the operative internal instrument implementing the six stated principles; compliance and procurement teams seeking to assess Microsoft's AI governance posture should obtain and review that document separately, as this page describes it by reference only.
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The Responsible AI Standard is identified as the operative internal instrument implementing the six stated principles; compliance and procurement teams seeking to assess Microsoft's AI governance posture should obtain and review that document separately, as this page describes it by reference only.
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