According to the source, Microsoft bars erotic and sexually explicit AI use cases across Azure OpenAI and Copilot, with content filters and enforcement detailed in its Azure OpenAI Service Code of Conduct and Copilot Community Guidelines, meaning NSFW or romantic chatbots cannot be built or deployed on these services, including Copilot Studio (source: Microsoft Azure OpenAI Code of Conduct; Microsoft Copilot Community Guidelines). For traders, the stance aligns Microsoft’s AI roadmap with enterprise-safe applications under the Microsoft Responsible AI Standard v2, reducing compliance and brand-safety risk exposure for MSFT’s AI products (source: Microsoft Responsible AI Standard v2). For crypto builders, on-chain apps that integrate Azure OpenAI must implement sexual-content filtering or avoid NSFW categories, constraining tokenized chatbot use cases that rely on Microsoft APIs (source: Microsoft Azure OpenAI Code of Conduct; Microsoft Services Agreement enforcement).