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Microsoft has released the public preview of Deep Research, a new service called Azure AI Foundry. This service functions as a research assistant similar to OpenAI agents. It can automatically break down complex tasks, perform multi-turn information retrieval and verification using Bing search and GPT models, and generate audit-able research reports. The service is applicable to fields such as academia, finance, and healthcare, and supports API integration, significantly improving research efficiency. Applications are now open, and developers can integrate its automation capabilities into their own applications.

Microsoft launches the Deep Research research tool, which integrates Bing search and OpenAI technology to automate research. The tool uses the core technology o3-deep-research, with a workflow that includes four key steps: first, interacting with GPT-4o/4.1 to clarify user requirements; second, calling Bing to retrieve the latest data; third, performing intelligent analysis and reasoning; finally, generating a structured report containing answers, reasoning process, cited sources, and clarification records. The tool supports integration with Azure AI

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella recently announced on a social platform that Microsoft has officially launched the revolutionary medical AI system MAI-DxO. This innovative system stands out with its unique "model-agnostic" design, allowing it to flexibly adapt to language models of different manufacturers and capabilities, thereby significantly improving their diagnostic performance. More excitingly, MAI-DxO is not only able to simulate the diagnostic process of real doctors, but also demonstrated diagnostic accuracy far exceeding that of professional physicians in tests, while greatly reducing the cost of medical diagnosis. Microsoft has released test data.

As competition in the field of artificial intelligence intensifies, the CEO of OpenAI, Sam Altman, recently had a phone conversation with the CEO of Microsoft, Satya Nadella, discussing their future cooperation. This information was revealed in an interview on Altman's podcast on Tuesday. He mentioned that the conversation with Nadella mainly focused on how to revise their investment terms and issues related to future equity. It is known that Microsoft is a key investor in OpenAI, and recently there have been some differences between the two sides regarding investment details, especially concerning Microsoft's future shareholding.

Recently, Microsoft was accused by several renowned authors, who claim that the company used a large number of pirated books without permission to train its artificial intelligence model Megatron. The suing authors include Kai Bird, Jia Tolentino, and Daniel Okrent, who filed a lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York, arguing that Microsoft used pirated electronic versions of their works for AI training, allowing the AI to generate responses based on users' text instructions. The core issue of this lawsuit is whether the use of copyrighted materials during AI training constitutes copyright infringement.

Microsoft officially announced the release of a new device-side small language model (SLM), Mu, specifically designed for the settings application in Windows 11 to create an intelligent AI agent. This marks a significant breakthrough in localized AI technology within operating system interactions. As a compact and efficient model, Mu runs through deep optimization on the neural processing unit (NPU), providing users with a low-latency, high-privacy natural language interaction experience. AIbase has compiled the highlights and industry impact of Mu, taking you on a journey to explore its features. Mu: Designed Specifically for Windows Settings

This morning, Microsoft officially announced its latest innovative small-parameter model, Mu. This model has only 330 million parameters, yet it can match the performance of Microsoft's previously released Phi-3.5-mini, while being just one-tenth the size of Phi-3.5-mini. More notably, Mu can achieve a response speed of over 100 tokens per second on offline NPU laptops, which is a rare breakthrough in the field of small-parameter models. A major highlight of the Mu model is its support for setting intelligent features in Windows.

Core contradictions escalate. According to a report by The Wall Street Journal, the commercial conflicts between the artificial intelligence research institution OpenAI and its main partner Microsoft continue to escalate. There are serious disagreements on key issues such as equity structure, technical control rights, and market strategies, which may lead OpenAI to file an antitrust complaint with regulators.

The conflict in cooperation escalates. According to the latest report by The Wall Street Journal, the partnership between two major players in the artificial intelligence field, OpenAI and Microsoft, is facing severe challenges. Disputes over core issues such as equity structure, technical control rights, and business strategies have been continuously expanding. OpenAI's senior management has begun discussing the possibility of filing an anti-monopoly complaint with the regulatory authorities. This nuclear option may threaten their strategic partnership since 2019.

The strategic alliance in the field of artificial intelligence is facing severe tests. According to a latest report from The Wall Street Journal, the partnership between OpenAI and Microsoft has stalled due to fundamental disagreements, with tensions escalating to the point where legal action may be taken. This tense situation not only threatens their six-year-long cooperation, but also has the potential to reshape the global AI industry landscape.

According to reports by The Wall Street Journal, the relationship between OpenAI and its largest investor, Microsoft, may be facing a major turning point. The report cites anonymous sources claiming that OpenAI executives are considering publicly accusing Microsoft of anti-competitive behavior during their collaboration. Additionally, OpenAI is discussing whether to seek federal regulatory review of its contract with Microsoft. OpenAI aims to weaken Microsoft's control over its intellectual property and computational resources, but the startup still needs Microsoft's approval as it completes its transition to profitability.

Microsoft announced the release of 700 real AI agents and Copilot cases. These cases come from different fields, showcasing how artificial intelligence is deeply transforming work models. As a global leader in the AI field, Microsoft is committed to helping businesses and individuals better understand and apply AI technology. The released cases cover multiple industries such as finance, healthcare, technology, education, and automobile manufacturing, reflecting the extensive application of AI across various fields. In these cases, the intelligent agents built by Accenture for clients successfully achieved

In a recent public speech, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella reiterated the close partnership between Microsoft and artificial intelligence company OpenAI. Nadella stated that this partnership has undergone some changes throughout their development process but has always maintained a solid foundation. He mentioned that as OpenAI transitions from focusing on research to commercial applications, their cooperation model continues to evolve. In the future, OpenAI may cooperate with more partners.