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Customers using a Microsoft AI Service to build a system that has the ability to independently make decisions and execute actions, including interacting with other systems or people, with limited to no human intervention must ensure adequate human user controls to monitor such system’s decisions and actions, detect anomalies, and intervene when appropriate, especially for decisions and actions that are sensitive or irreversible and may result in harm.

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Microsoft, “Microsoft Enterprise AI Services Code of Conduct,” version 4.0, May 1, 2026.

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