Below please find an index of news and awards that recognize Microsoft researchers’ contribution to scientific research and commitment to advancing computer science.
Today’s AI models are impressive. Teams of them will be formidable
On may 13th Openai unveiled its latest model, gpt-4o. Mira Murati, the company’s chief technology officer, called it the “future of interaction between ourselves and the machines”, because users will be able to speak to…
Microsoft goes from bad boy to top cop in the age of AI
Alongside efforts to use artificial intelligence to find new cures for cancer and combat climate change, the Microsoft AI for Good’s small engineering team has another job: figuring out how to detect AI-powered deepfake videos,…
These Recyclable Circuit Boards Could Stem E-Waste
A printed circuit board (PCB) made of materials that can be repeatedly recycled could help alleviate the world’s growing electronic-waste problem. The recyclable PCBs, described in a paper published 26 April in the journal Nature Sustainability, perform as well as…
Providing further transparency on our responsible AI efforts
As a company at the forefront of AI research and technology, we are committed to sharing our practices with the public as they evolve. This report enables us to share our maturing practices, reflect on…
TrueMedia.org to Enhance Deepfake Detection Capabilities
TrueMedia.org in collaboration with Microsoft, will include utilizing deepfake detection capabilities of Microsoft’s AI for Good Lab to train AI detection models, share relevant data, evaluate, and refine new detection models, and provide feedback on…
Advancing AI Responsibly: AI for Good
In many cases AI isn’t just a solution to these problems, it is the only solution. And we believe it is important to use AI for good. The rise of generative AI in recent years…
GitHub Copilot Workspace: Welcome to the Copilot-native developer environment
Copilot Workspace represents a radically new way of building software with natural language, and is expressly designed (opens in new tab) to deliver–not replace–developer creativity, faster and easier than ever before. With Copilot Workspace we will empower…
PKSHA harnesses RetNet to develop the first Japanese-English LLM
PKSHA Technology Inc. has developed one of the first Japanese-English Large Language Models (LLM) using Retentive Network (RetNet) in collaboration with Microsoft Japan Co., Ltd. Through this LLM development, PKSHA will further enhance the practicality…
Microsoft at ASPLOS 2024: Advancing hardware and software for high-scale, secure, and efficient modern applications
PIM-DL is the first deep learning framework specifically designed for off-the-shelf processing-in-memory (PIM) systems, capable of offloading most computations in neural networks. Its goal is to surmount the computational limitations of PIM hardware by replacing…