<ul><li>Microsoft has conducted an internal review and engaged an external firm to investigate if its Azure and AI technology has been used to harm people in Gaza, with no evidence found of such harm.</li><li>The company maintains that its relationship with the Israel Ministry of Defense is standard and compliant with its terms of service and AI Code of Conduct, emphasizing the need for customers to adhere to laws in using cloud and AI services.</li><li>Two former Microsoft employees disrupted the company's 50th-anniversary event, protesting against Microsoft's contracts with the Israeli military, leading to their dismissal and accusations of supporting an apartheid state.</li><li>Microsoft refutes claims of unethical behavior, stating that it has not provided specific software or solutions to the Israeli military for surveillance, while facing criticism from groups like No Azure for Apartheid regarding its business interests.</li></ul>

Microsoft says its Azure and AI tech hasn’t harmed people in Gaza

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