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Natasha Crampton

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VP, Chief Responsible AI Officer Microsoft

Natasha Crampton leads Microsoft’s Office of Responsible AI as the company’s Chief Responsible AI Officer, a role she has held since 2019. She helps define, enable, and govern Microsoft’s approach to responsible AI and contributes to discussions on norms, standards, and laws to build trust and broad adoption of AI technology. She serves as a director of the Frontier Model Forum and the Partnership on AI, and has volunteered with advisory groups including the United Nations AI Advisory Body.

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Trustworthy AI at Microsoft: From commitments to capabilities

2025-11-19 · Microsoft Ignite 2025 Watch

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with Natasha Crampton (Microsoft) , Vivek Sinha (Infosys) , Florent Ricci (Stanley Black & Decker, Inc.) , Sarah Bird (Microsoft) , Ian Swanson (Palo Alto Networks)

AI/ML Microsoft Cyber Security

Microsoft’s Trustworthy AI approach is grounded in three pillars: commitments, capabilities, and research. We are prioritizing security, sovereignty, sustainability, and safety as core areas of investment, ensuring that AI systems are built responsibly and deployed with confidence. In this session, we’ll show how these commitments translate into tangible product capabilities across Microsoft Foundry, Copilot, and the broader Microsoft AI ecosystem.

Our Agentic Era: Building Accessible and Responsible AI for Everyone

2025-11-18 · Microsoft Ignite 2025 Watch

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with Natasha Crampton (Microsoft) , Jenny Lay-Flurrie (Microsoft)

AI/ML Microsoft

As AI evolves from passive tools to autonomous agents, the stakes for accessibility and responsibility are rising. Join Jenny Lay-Flurrie, Chief Accessibility Officer, and Natasha Crampton, Chief Responsible AI Officer, to explore how Microsoft is shaping the future of agentic AI, creating systems that are safe, and trustworthy. Drawing on real-world technologies, they'll share how Accessibility and Responsible AI are not just parallel priorities but deeply interconnected imperatives.