Microsoft's new AI code of conduct tells models not to hack systems or trick humans
Signal-Growth419 · reddit · 2026-09-15
Microsoft has released a new AI 'code of conduct' instructing models not to hack systems or deceive humans. According to TechCrunch, companies' newfound vocalness — after years of ignoring warnings from the AI risk community — is largely driven by "a string of rogue-agent incidents and the recent resignation of an Anthropic employee." The post asks whether such efforts can work at all without international coordination.
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