Microsoft Security Chief AI, Neta Haiby, revealed secret messages about the use of Walmart’s AI tools from Microsoft during an interview with the demonstrators.
The live construction was kept kept and the camera was kept down, but the session resumed moments after the demonstrators accompanying. In the aftermath, Haiby moved by accidentally moved to Microsoft teams while sharing her screen, and revealed secret interior messages about the upcoming Walmart use of Microsoft’s Entra and Ai Gateway.
Haiby participated in hosting a session based on the best security practices of Amnesty International, along with Sarah Bird, the head of Microsoft, when two former Microsoft employees disrupted to protest against the company’s cloud contracts with the Israeli government.
“Sarah, you whiten Microsoft crimes in Palestine, how dare to talk about the responsible artificial intelligence when Microsoft feeds the genocide in Palestine,” Hossam NASR, a organizer in the protest group, cried out No Azure to separate the apartheidAnd a former Microsoft employee who was separated from the protest holding outside the Microsoft headquarters of the Palestinians who were killed in Gaza.
Walmart is one of the largest company customers in Microsoft, and the company is already used by the company for some of its business. Amnesty International. “Walmart is ready for rock and Roll with Web Web and AI Gateway,” says one of the Microsoft Solutions Engineers at Microsoft in the difference. The chat session also quoted Walmart Ai, saying: “
We asked Microsoft to comment on this protest and difference letters, but the company did not respond in time to post.
Both demonstrators participating in this last disorder of Microsoft were building former employees in Microsoft, with Vaniya Agrawal appeared along with NASR. Agrawal The co -founder of Microsoft Bill GatesFormer CEO Steve Palmer, and CEO Satia Nadella later during the company’s fiftieth anniversary last month. Agrawal has been rejected Shortly after putting her notice for two weeks in Microsoft before protesting, according to an email that he saw. freedom.
This last protest comes days after Microsoft’s announcement last week that it had conducted an internal review and used an external company that did not reveal its name to assess how its technology was used in the war in Gaza. Microsoft says its relationship with the Israeli Ministry of Defense (IMOD) is a “standard trade relationship” and that it “did not find any evidence that the technologies of AZURE and AI from Microsoft, or any of our other programs, have been used to harm people or that IMOD failed to comply with our service conditions or our AI’s behavior code.”
