Microsoft has a message for employees who have removed pro -Palestine protests and all others
Microsoft Has announced that no evidence was found in both internal and external reviews that its azure cloud or AI technologies have been used Israeli army To harm Palestinian citizens or others in Gaza. The statement came amidst the ongoing investigation on the company’s relations for Israel, and Microsoft staged a Palestinian protest during the company’s 50th anniversary ceremony, including one of the Indian origins, a few weeks after the removal of two employees.Reports suggest that in recent months, Microsoft has also been repeatedly called from within the company, so that its contracts can be separated with the Israeli government, citing moral concerns about how its technology can be used in the ongoing struggle.
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Software giant reported that his relationship with the Ministry of Defense (IMOD) is a “standard commercial relationship with the Ministry of Defense (IMOD). After the reviews, Microsoft reported that it has “no evidence that Microsoft’s Azure and AI technologies, or any of our other software have been used to harm people or Imod has failed to follow our service conditions or our AI code of conduct.” The company’s code of conduct makes human monitoring and access control mandatory to prevent its services from damaging the violation of the law.“We sometimes provide special access to our technologies beyond the terms of our commercial agreements. In addition to commercial relations with the IMOD, Microsoft provided limited emergency assistance to the Israeli government in the weeks of October 7, 2023, to help the rescue.Microsoft expanded that the review process included “interviewing dozens of employees and assessing documents”, which was to identify any indication that its technologies were being used to target or damage individuals in Gaza. However, the company accepted a limit, given that it is “visibility how customers use our software on their own servers or other equipment, thus restricting the scope of their findings.
