New AI Services policies also prohibit any reverse engineering and data collection of its products
Microsoft prohibits users from reverse engineering or harvesting data from its AI software to train or improve other models, and will store inputs passed into its products as well as any output generated.
The details emerged as companies face fresh challenges with the rise of generative AI. People want to know what corporations are doing with information provided by users. And users are likewise curious about what they can do with the content generated by AI.
In some cases it's easy to peer under the hood of some of Microsoft's AI products. When it launched its AI-powered Bing chatbot, for example, users uncovered the
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