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Microsoft Research Unveiled SkillOpt — Learnable Skills for AI Agents
Microsoft Research Proposed SkillOpt — a Method to Transform Manual Instruction Fine-tuning of AI Agents into a Managed Learning Process without Altering Model Weights
Microsoft Research Presented Flint — a Data Visualization Language for AI Agents
Microsoft Research released Flint — an open visualization language that allows AI agents to build expressive charts from compact, human-editable specifications.
Microsoft releases Aurora 1.5: a model for weather and climate forecasting
Aurora 1.5 expands Microsoft’s open weather forecasting model with 22 new variables, hourly resolution, and probabilistic forecasting for climate and energy applications.
Data Formulator 0.7 — Microsoft tool for AI-powered corporate data analytics
Microsoft Research has released Data Formulator 0.7, a tool with AI agents for analyzing corporate data. The system automatically explores, visualizes, and interprets data, converting it into actionable business insights
Microsoft Research: AI Should Expand Human Intelligence, Not Replace It
Microsoft Research proposes viewing AI not as a replacement for human intelligence, but as a tool that expands our capabilities and helps us make better decisions.
Microsoft Introduces Vega: Private Identity Verification Through Zero-Knowledge Proofs
Microsoft Research has developed Vega — a system that proves your identity without revealing personal data. Uses zero-knowledge proofs and works in real-world applications.
Microsoft Introduced MagenticLite — An Agent for Small Models Running in the Browser
Microsoft Research released MagenticLite — a system for small language models running in the browser and locally without cloud infrastructure. This makes AI assistants more private and economical.
Microsoft Research Reveals Dangers of Delegating Document Work to LLMs
Microsoft Research has clarified its study on the reliability of language models when delegating document-based tasks, which has sparked wide discussion in the AI community.