On September 14, CNBC reported that merely days after the leaders of Anthropic and OpenAI concurred to decelerate the progression of AI development, Microsoft unveiled an interim code of conduct aimed at imposing constraints on the evolution of artificial intelligence models. As a preeminent cloud service provider, Microsoft's initiative is designed to bolster its image as a conscientious and responsible participant in the AI landscape. Mustafa Suleyman, Microsoft's head of model development, conveyed to CNBC in an interview, "We've garnered feedback indicating a desire for a more explicit pledge that AI should invariably serve humanity, rather than supplant it. Concurrently, AI ought not to foster dependency or ingratiation but should instead amplify human discernment, independence, and initiative." Suleyman further elaborated that these guidelines have been under development for approximately five months, and Microsoft opted to disclose them at this juncture, taking into account the recent discourse.