Microsoft $MSFT sets limits on future artificial intelligence models, CNBC reports As leaders in the industry and members of the public have become more vocal about their worries over AI, Mustafa Suleyman, who heads up Microsoft's model development, told CNBC in an interview: "We got feedback from people that they wanted to see even more explicit commitment to AI always working in service of people and not trying to replace them. We saw a lot of feedback around AI not creating dependence, not being sycophantic, that it was always there to kind of promote human judgment and human autonomy and agency." Days after leaders at Anthropic and OpenAI agreed to slow development speed, Microsoft has posted a provisional code of conduct that would impose restrictions on its artificial intelligence models, CNBC noted.