The Turin side took a first-half lead when Italy striker Ciro Immobile danced around two challenges before slotting in from eight yards.
Adil Rami equalised for Milan shortly after the break with a drive from 20 yards that took a slight deflection.
Milan's Kaka also forced a great diving save from Daniele Padelli.
Aside from the goal, Torino rarely threatened. Their only other clear-cut chance fell to Swedish midfielder Alexander Farnerud, who headed over from four yards.
The result means that since Seedorf took over from Massimiliano Allegri in mid-January, Milan have won two and drawn one Serie A fixture. They remain ninth in the table.
The Dutchman's only defeat to date is a 2-1 loss at home to Udinese in the Coppa Italia.
Milan's next game is away at third-placed Napoli.
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