Driving inclusion and accessibility with Microsoft 365 Copilot
Nonprofits are using Microsoft 365 Copilot to increase inclusion internally and champion equity in the communities they serve.
Trustworthy AI
Microsoft is committed to providing trustworthy AI—with decades of research, customer feedback, and learnings informing the capabilities that deliver privacy, safety, and security.
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Explore the business case for responsible AI in new IDC whitepaper
This whitepaper, based on IDC’s Worldwide Responsible AI Survey sponsored by Microsoft, offers guidance to business and technology leaders on how to systematically build trustworthy AI. -
Health-focused organizations deepen impact through efficiencies with Microsoft 365 Copilot
Health nonprofits are using Microsoft 365 Copilot to find operational efficiencies and create even greater impact. -
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IDC’s 2024 AI opportunity study: Top five AI trends to watch
To help guide organizations on their AI transformation journey, Microsoft recently commissioned a new study through IDC, The Business Opportunity of AI. -
More value, less risk: How to implement generative AI across the organization securely and responsibly
The technology landscape is undergoing a massive transformation, and AI is at the center of this change. -
AI safety first: Protecting your business and empowering your people
Microsoft has created some resources like the Be Cybersmart Kit to help organizations learn how to protect themselves. -
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Fighting deepfakes with more transparency about AI
Supporting a more trustworthy information ecosystem with responsible AI tools and practices is just one way Microsoft is fighting harmful deepfakes. -
Official Microsoft Blog
Microsoft Trustworthy AI: Unlocking human potential starts with trust
At Microsoft, we have commitments to ensuring Trustworthy AI and are building industry-leading supporting technology. -
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Red teams think like hackers to help keep AI safe
Just as AI tools such as ChatGPT and Copilot have transformed the way people work in all sorts of roles around the globe, they’ve also reshaped so-called red teams—groups of cybersecurity experts whose job is to think like hackers to help keep technology safe and secure. -
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Why AI sometimes gets it wrong—and big strides to address it
Around the time GPT-4 was making headlines for acing standardized tests, Microsoft researchers and collaborators were putting other AI models through a different type of test—one designed to make the models fabricate information. -
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Security above all else—expanding Microsoft’s Secure Future Initiative
We are making security our top priority at Microsoft, above all else—over all other features. -
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Providing further transparency on our responsible AI efforts
In this inaugural annual report, we provide insight into how we build applications that use generative AI; make decisions and oversee the deployment of those applications; support our customers as they build their own generative applications; and learn, evolve, and grow as a responsible AI community.