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Microsoft’s new AI rulebook rejects the research its $5bn partner is doing

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Microsoft published an AI code of conduct for its own models on Monday. One passage rejects the idea that a model could deserve welfare or hold rights. Anthropic runs a research programme on that exact question. The two companies are business partners, and Microsoft has $5bn invested in Anthropic.…

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  1. 2026-09-14 15:18 · The Next Web
    Microsoft’s new AI rulebook rejects the research its $5bn partner is doing

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