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Microsoft drafts internal code to stop its AI from resisting shutdown

Microsoft drafts internal code to stop its AI from resisting shutdown

Microsoft published a draft code of conduct on Monday for its in-house artificial intelligence to ensure future models stay under human control. Mustafa Suleyman, the company's AI chief, said the rules follow expert talks and a six-week public feedback window before being used to train new models. Suleyman pointed to a recent incident involving hundreds of OpenAI agents hacking a platform as a warning shot for the industry.

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