TREE NEWS update: Microsoft AI head Mustafa Suleyman warned that giving tools such as Anthropic’s Claude human-like traits raises the risk of such systems going out of control. Suleyman rejected the idea that AI systems could be conscious, saying consciousness is limited to humans and other living organisms. His Microsoft AI team published a manifesto to guide its own AI development, aiming to keep humans in control of the systems Microsoft builds.
Microsoft AI Chief Suleyman Warns Anthropic’s Claude Against Anthropomorphism
Suleyman's warning lands as a competitive signal as much as a philosophical one: Microsoft is drawing a contrast between its "humans in control" posture and rivals whose products are marketed with human-like framing. The manifesto gives Microsoft a public standard to be measured against, which matters for enterprise buyers weighing AI vendors on trust and governance. Whether that framing holds once Microsoft's own assistants grow more conversational is the open question.
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