Generative AI and Plural Governance: Mitigating Challenges and Surfacing Opportunities
Presented by Madeleine Daepp and Vanessa Gathecha at Microsoft Research Forum, Season 1, Episode 2 Madeleine Daepp talked about the potential impacts and challenges of generative AI in a year with over 70 major global elections, and AI…
GigaPath: Foundation Model for Digital Pathology
Presented by Naoto Usuyama at Microsoft Research Forum, Season 1, Episode 2 Naoto Usuyama proposed GigaPath, a novel approach for training large vision transformers for gigapixel pathology images, utilizing a diverse real-world cancer patient dataset, with the goal…
Getting Modular with Language Models: Building, Reusing a Library of Experts for Task Generalization
Presented by Alessandro Sordoni at Microsoft Research Forum, Season 1, Episode 2 Alessandro Sordoni shared recent efforts on building and re-using large collections of expert language models to improve zero-shot and few-shot generalization to unseen tasks.
The Metacognitive Demands and Opportunities of Generative AI
Presented by Lev Tankelevitch at Microsoft Research Forum, Season 1, Episode 2 Lev Tankelevitch explored how metacognition—the psychological capacity to monitor and regulate one’s cognitive processes—provides a valuable perspective for comprehending and addressing the usability challenges of generative…
What’s new in AutoGen?
Presented by Chi Wang at Microsoft Research Forum, Season 1, Episode 2 Chi Wang discussed the latest updates on AutoGen – the multi-agent framework for next generation AI applications. This includes milestones achieved, community feedback, new exciting features,…
Panel: Transforming the Natural Sciences with AI
Hosted by Bonnie Kruft, with Rianne van den Berg, Tian Xie, Tristan Naumann, Kristen Severson, and Alex Lu at Microsoft Research Forum, Season 1, Episode 2 Microsoft researchers shared their advancements in the fields of foundations models, drug…