🔴 Microsoft writes the AI ​​Constitution! Humans come before machines

Microsoft has prepared a veritable constitution for its AI. The new Code of Conduct establishes the rules according to which models should be trained, make decisions, and interact with people. The central principle is extremely strict: humans are more important than artificial intelligence, and machines must remain a subordinate tool. The document emerges at a time when Microsoft is increasingly developing its own models independently of OpenAI.

A separate section draws a clear distinction between humans and algorithms. Microsoft has consolidated its position that AI does not possess consciousness and should not simulate the presence of emotions, desires, or internal motivations. The company rejects the idea of ​​AI legal personality, any rights for models, and even the concept of their "well-being." Developers also want to avoid excessive anthropomorphization of systems, although Microsoft itself is experimenting with such solutions with assistants like Mico.