Microsoft-Chef will „Notbremse“ für künstliche Intelligenz
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Nach Hacking-Attacken durch KI schlägt Satya Nadella Regeln für die Technologie vor. Die Maßnahmen offenbaren, wie besorgt der Microsoft-Chef ist.
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