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In this fireside chat, Shrey Jain, Product Lead of the Healthcare Agent Orchestrator, joins Eric Horvitz, Chief Scientific Officer at Microsoft, to explore how AI agents are revolutionizing

Technologists Bill Gates and Sébastien Bubeck discuss the state of generative AI in medicine, how access to “medical intelligence” might help empower people across healthcare, and how AI’s

College freshman Dexter Greene and Microsoft research manager Richard Black discuss how technology that stores data in glass is supporting students as they expand earlier efforts to communicate what

Partner Research Manager and developer experience expert Nicole Forsgren talks about the future of software engineering with AI, why she loves tech, and her reliance on a spreadsheet and her gut

Can how we think about our thinking help us better incorporate generative AI in our lives & work?

Jacki O'Neill saw an opportunity to expand Microsoft research efforts to Africa. She now leads Microsoft Research Africa, Nairobi (formerly MARI).

Researcher Siddharth Suri and professor David Holtz give a brief history of prompt engineering, discuss the debate behind their recent collaboration, and share what they found from studying how

In this final episode of the series. Microsoft health leaders look three years into the future and predict some big innovations to come.

Healthcare AI agents can now be customized and evaluated to tackle even more of the “undifferentiated heavy lifting” in healthcare.

New advances in AI technology are helping fulfill longstanding expectations for game-changing healthcare improvements.

In this episode, the panel explores the broad use of Microsoft Teams as a trusted communications tool already in use in clinical workflows.

Healthcare innovation is moving more quickly than ever from research to real-world applications.

In this episode, the team explores the value of including different perspectives when addressing a complex challenge.

In this episode, Microsoft Research and Microsoft Health and Life Sciences leaders reflect on how AI is beginning to ease real-world challenges in healthcare.

Principal Researcher Ida Momennejad brings her expertise in cognitive neuroscience and computer science to this in-depth conversation about general intelligence and what the evolution of the brain

Senior Researcher Chang Liu discusses M-OFDFT, a variation of orbital-free density functional theory (OFDFT) that leverages deep learning to help identify molecular properties in a way that

The new series “Ideas” debuts with guest Kalika Bali.

Tusher Chakraborty talks about the paper “Spectrumize: Spectrum-efficient Satellite Networks for the Internet of Things,” including a method for supporting communication between a large

Researcher Michel Galley explores how he and fellow researchers combined new and existing data to create MathVista, an open-source benchmark for measuring the mathematical reasoning capabilities of

Energized by disruption, partner group product manager Rafah Hosn is helping to drive scientific advancement in AI for Microsoft.

Principal PM Manager Weishung Liu shares how a career delivering products and customer experiences aligns with her love of people and storytelling and how—despite efforts to defy the expectations

Social scientist and HCI expert Abigail Sellen explores the critical understanding needed to build human-centric AI through the lens of the new AICE initiative, a collective of interdisciplinary

Andrey Kolobov discusses WindSeer, a small CNN capable of estimating the wind field around an sUAV in flight more finely and with less compute and data than traditional models.

Senior Researcher Arindam Mitra introduces AgentInstruct.

Printed circuit boards are abundant—in the stuff we use and in landfills.

Behnaz Arzani loves hard problems and the freedom to explore. That makes research a great fit!

A lack of appropriate data, decreased model performance, and other obstacles have made it difficult to expand the input language models can receive.

Emre Kiciman shares how some keen observations and a desire to have front-end impact led him to make the jump from systems and networking to computational social science and now causal analysis and

Researcher Brendan Lucier and professor Mert Demirer are applying their micro- and macroeconomic expertise, respectively, to forecasting the economic impact of AI.

Advanced AI may make it easier for bad actors to deceive others online.