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Microsoft shares new technique to address online grooming of children for sexual purposes
Online child exploitation is a horrific crime that requires a whole-of-society approach. Microsoft has a long-standing commitment to child online protection. First and foremost, as a technology company, we have a responsibility to create software, devices and services that have safety features built in from the outset. We leverage technology across our services to detect, disrupt and report illegal content, including child sexual exploitation. And we innovate and invest in tools, technology and partnerships to support the global fight needed to address online child sexual exploitation. In furtherance of those commitments, today Microsoft is sharing a grooming detection technique, code…
Solving the challenge of securing AI and machine learning systems
Today, in collaboration with Harvard University’s Berkman Klein Center, we at Microsoft are publishing a series of materials we believe will contribute to solving a major challenge to securing artificial intelligence and machine learning systems. In short, there is no common terminology today to discuss security threats to these systems and methods to mitigate them, and we hope these new materials will provide baseline language that will enable the research community to better collaborate. Here is why this challenge is so important to address. Artificial intelligence (AI) is already having an enormous and positive impact on healthcare, the environment, and…
Microsoft releases biannual digital trust reports
These reports consist of the Law Enforcement Requests Report, U.S. National Security Orders Report and Content Removal Request Reports.
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