John Kahan, left, and Juan Lavista Ferres look over some of the sudden infant death syndrome-related correlations generated by a research tool developed by Microsoft volunteers. Photo by Scott Eklund/Red Box Pictures. Photo credit: Microsoft.
Microsoft announced a new AI initiative this week—and a new legal team position to go with it.
The Redmond, Washington-based tech company’s longtime customer data and analytics general manager John Kahan will head up its new ”AI for Humanitarian Action” initiative, Microsoft chief legal officer Brad Smith announced in a blog post Monday.
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