Microsoft executives remain committed to supplying tech to military - including AI

Tom Allen
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President Brad Smith explained Microsoft's controversial decision in an open letter

Microsoft executives have explained why the firm will continue to supply its technology - including artificial intelligence - to the US Department of Defense, in an attempt to silence its critics. ...

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