Microsoft expands AI access to public
Microsoft has opened public access to its generative artificial intelligence programs, despite concerns over dangerous technology.
The AI-enhanced Bing and Edge services can now work with images, as well as text, with the intention to add video.
The move comes amid concerns over the potential for fraud and deep-fake videos, and just months after experts urged a pause in the development of powerful AI systems. However, Microsoft’s Yusuf Mehdi said the company’s AI principles include working to prevent the promotion of harmful or discriminatory content.
