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Microsoft’s Suleyman Says Industry Needs ‘Red Line’ for AI

Bloomberg Technology Thursday 24 September 2026, 19:26 UTC By Shirin Ghaffary 1 min read
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The software giant’s AI chief also thinks the government should help “drive” the process of evaluating models.

The software giant’s AI chief also thinks the government should help “drive” the process of evaluating models.
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