Microsoft’s internal review found no evidence that its Azure and AI technologies harmed civilians in Gaza, despite accusations swirling about potential misuse. Critics, however, have branded the report as a “PR stunt,” exposing oversight gaps and fueling a debate over corporate accountability in sensitive conflict zones.
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