Microsoft is taking a harder line than rivals on AI design.
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Microsoft AI chief Mustafa Suleyman says the race to build ever more powerful AI needs a red line: AI must remain under human control.
Why it matters: Microsoft is taking a harder line than rivals on AI design when there is growing concern that the industry's current path could threaten humanity.
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