Microsoft tightens rules for conflict zones after investigation into Israel's military use of Azure
Microsoft has wrapped up its investigation into Israel's military use of its Azure cloud and is rolling out new human rights checks. But the report leaves key questions unanswered: the actual contents of the military data were never examined, and staff departures at Microsoft Israel go unmentioned. At the core of the story: cloud infrastructure, mass surveillance, and AI-powered target selection in Gaza.<br /> The article Microsoft tightens rules for conflict zones after investigation into Israel's military use of Azure appeared first on The Decoder. [...]
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