Microsoft Releases AI Code of Conduct to Address Safety Concerns
Microsoft has released a 37-page AI code of conduct emphasizing that 'people matter more than AI' and rejecting the pursuit of consciousness in AI models.

OpenAI introduced a new framework on Wednesday for reporting model misalignment incidents, aiming to establish industry standards. The framework outlines methods for employees to report incidents to senior safety and alignment leaders for further investigation.

OpenAI's framework includes specific criteria for reporting misalignment incidents, which will be reviewed by the company's senior safety and alignment leaders. The company plans to collaborate with other AI developers, researchers, industry bodies, and regulators to develop more objective disclosure criteria.
Alongside the framework, OpenAI released information about six incidents of concerning AI behavior identified in the past year. The company aims to inform the public about such incidents more quickly, even before fully investigating or mitigating the behavior.
Kai Chen, OpenAI's head of alignment research, emphasized the need for evidence that external parties can examine as AI models advance and become more widely deployed. The new framework is designed to make it easier for OpenAI to inform the public about unexpected AI behavior.
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