The corporation explained this decision because it intends to help customers use its services. In addition, it understands the concerns of copyright holders themselves and is therefore willing to prevent results that may infringe copyrights, the company states in a blog post.
“If a commercial customer is sued by a third party for copyright infringement due to the use of Microsoft Copilot or the results it generates, we will defend the customer and are willing to pay damages for any adverse judgment or settlement arising out of the lawsuit, provided that the customer has used the billboards and content filters that we have built into our products,” the developers said.
Previously, Microsoft, Google, OpenAI and Anthropic decided to develop AI in a safe and responsible way.
