Brad Smith advocates for promoting accountability in AI development and building upon existing regulatory efforts while also proposing the implementation of human control and safety brakes over the technology.
Brad Smith says Microsoft will stay in Europe, even under geopolitical pressure, and vows to safeguard EU data independently. Microsoft has unveiled a new set of commitments aimed at strengthening its digital presence across Europe, pledging to expand cloud and AI infrastructure while supporting the region’s economic competitiveness.
Microsoft has launched a free cybersecurity initiative for European governments aimed at countering increasingly sophisticated cyber threats powered by AI. Company President Brad Smith said Europe would benefit from tools already developed and deployed in the US. The programme is designed to identify and disrupt AI -driven threats, including deepfakes and disinformation campaigns, which have ...
More than half of the planned $80 billion investment will focus on the United States, a move Vice Chair and President Brad Smith credits for bolstering America’s position at the forefront of global AI innovation.
Microsoft’s president and vice-chairman, Brad Smith, has warned about the weaponization of AI and stressed the importance of human control over the technology. Smith stated that while every technology, including AI, has the potential to be both a tool and a weapon, measures need to be put in place to ensure that AI remains subject to human supervision. This is particularly crucial when it ...
Microsoft will invest $5.5 billion in Singapore from 2025 to 2029 to expand cloud and AI infrastructure and operations. The announcement was made by Vice Chair and President Brad Smith at the Asia Tech x Inspire event. Every tertiary student in Singapore will receive free access to Microsoft 365 Copilot for 12 months. More than 200,000 students will use AI tools integrated into applications ...