Microsoft Defends Tech Use In Gaza Amid PR Critique

Friday, May 16, 2025, 10:20 am

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.

gizmodo.com / Microsoft Says There’s ‘No Evidence’ Its Azure and AI Models Have Harmed People in Gaza

But even in a statement to clear its name, Microsoft acknowledged it can't know the full extent of Israel's use of its technologies.

theverge.com / Microsoft says its Azure and AI tech hasn’t harmed people in Gaza

Microsoft says it has found no evidence that the Israeli military has used its Azure and AI technology to harm Palestinian civilians or anyone else in Gaza. The software maker says it has “conducted an internal review and engaged an external firm,” to perform a review, after some Microsoft…

winbuzzer.com / Microsoft Report Says No Proof Its Tech Harmed Gaza, Activists Decry “PR Stunt”

An internal Microsoft review finds no Gaza civilian harm from its tech, yet admits oversight gaps; activists criticize the report as a 'PR stunt' and plan more protests. The post Microsoft Report Says No Proof Its Tech Harmed Gaza, Activists Decry “PR Stunt” appeared first on WinBuzzer.

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