Microsoft’s Suleyman tells Bloomberg AI needs a ‘red line’ on control
28-09-2026 18:29 via thenextweb.com

Microsoft’s Suleyman tells Bloomberg AI needs a ‘red line’ on control

Microsoft AI chief executive Mustafa Suleyman says the industry should reject any AI it cannot prove it controls. He made the case in an interview with Shirin Ghaffary for Bloomberg’s Q&AI newsletter. “Unless we can prove ahead of time that we can control it, then it’ll be a failure as a technology, and we should […]
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