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This provision frames Microsoft's organizational commitment to AI governance across multiple dimensions. The inclusion of privacy and security as a stated principle establishes a documented standard against which the company's AI systems and practices are evaluated within its responsible AI framework.
This provision does not create binding user rights or restrictions on service terms. Rather, it establishes Microsoft's stated principles for developing and deploying AI systems, including privacy and security considerations as part of that governance structure.
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This provision frames Microsoft's organizational commitment to AI governance across multiple dimensions. The inclusion of privacy and security as a stated principle establishes a documented standard against which the company's AI systems and practices are evaluated within its responsible AI framework.
This provision does not create binding user rights or restrictions on service terms. Rather, it establishes Microsoft's stated principles for developing and deploying AI systems, including privacy and security considerations as part of that governance structure.
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