Microsoft has released Azure AI Content Safety, an AI-powered platform aimed at creating safer online environments.
Take aways:
- Functionality: The platform uses advanced language and vision models to identify and flag inappropriate content, such as violence.
- User Control: Businesses can tailor policies to ensure the content aligns with their core values.
- Standalone System: Initially part of Azure OpenAI Service, it’s now a standalone system that can be used across open-source models.
- Adaptability: Microsoft uses Azure AI Content Safety in its own products like GitHub Copilot and Microsoft 365 Copilot. Now, other businesses can also leverage these capabilities.


Microsoft wants to make AI safer, and it just unveiled a service to help
This platform will help create a safe online environment by placing guardrails on AI-generated content.