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Microsoft says it did a lot for responsible AI in inaugural transparency report


This is Microsoft’s first AI transparency report.

The annual AI transparency report is one of the commitments the company made after signing a voluntary agreement with the White House in July last year. The company notes that it added Content Credentials to its image generation platforms, which puts a watermark on a photo, tagging it as made by an AI model. When Bing AI first rolled out in February 2023, users found the chatbot confidently stating incorrect facts and, at one point, taught people ethnic slurs.

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