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Medical education needs to evolve to meet the AI moment. In Ep. 9 of "The AI Revolution in Medicine, Revisited," Dr. Morgan Cheatham & Daniel Chen explore how clinicians in training use AI while navigating questions of responsibility & the future of care. msft.it/6010sJY94

Microsoft Research Asia Launches Singapore Lab to Drive AI Innovation, Industrial Transformation, and Talent Development - Source Asia

So pleased to launch @MSFTResearch Asia – Singapore today. This takes our longstanding collaborations to the next level and gives new opportunities to advance AI to benefit humanity. We're grateful for the engagement of so many great people and orgs here. news.microsoft.com/source/asia/...

AI for science: 5 ways it’s helping solve big challenges – from the lab to the field Microsoft is using AI to accelerate breakthroughs in health, energy, climate and more, reshaping science from the lab to the field.

When it comes to uses of AI, the thing that most excites me today is how discovery is being accelerated in medicine, biology, chemistry, materials, and beyond. Great work at great labs everywhere, including (and especially) at Microsoft @MSFTResearch news.microsoft.com/source/featu...

I always learn so much, every time I talk to people like Daphne Koller, Noubar Afeyan, and Eric Topol. I think you'll understand why if you listen to this latest episode of The AI Revolution in Medicine, Revisited @msftresearch.bsky.social.

First encounters with generative AI can be memorable. In Ep. 7 of “The AI Revolution in Medicine, Revisited,” @billgates.bsky.social and Sébastien Bubeck recount their early experiences and share how they see the tech changing healthcare now and in the future. www.microsoft.com/en-us/resear...

If you are part of a team or organization that is doing advanced materials design, chemical engineering, or biomolecule design, please consider joining the early access program @MSFTResearch for our Skala DFT functional.

I had fun doing a "Take 5" interview for the inaugural edition of Signal, a new Microsoft print magazine. They asked me 5 out of a master list of 50 questions. More info about the magazine at msftsignal@microsoft.com www.linkedin.com/posts/stevec...

In Ep. 7 of “The AI Revolution in Medicine, Revisited,” @billgates.bsky.social and Sébastien Bubeck explore the state of generative AI in medicine, the potential of “medical intelligence” to empower people across healthcare, and what will come next. msft.it/6012SvJmy

What is Density Functional Theory and why is the recent advance on solving it via deep learning so important? Chris Bishop @MSFTResearch explains in this short video.

We're excited to reveal this major advance in computational chemistry, an AI model called Skala @MSFTResearch for the exchange-correlation functional, accurate enough, and super fast, for precise in silico predictions of chemical experiments. An early access program is now open.

This @newyorker.com essay by Sid Mukherjee is deft and brilliant, navigating the complex and fraught domain of early diagnosis with almost unimaginable clarity, compassion, and grace. Absolutely essential read, and h/t @erictopol.bsky.social for flagging.

Students who have just finished their first year in college: If you end up going eventually to medical school and then into a residency, you will then start your own medical practice in 2035. What will AI and biomedical science be like in that year? I think it'll be amazing...

How AI is reshaping the future of healthcare and medical research - Microsoft Research Technologists Bill Gates and Sébastien Bubeck join Peter Lee for Ep. 7 of “The AI Revolution in Medicine, Revisited” and explore how they’re seeing AI in healthcare unfolding and their visions for how...

In the latest episode of "The AI Revolution in Medicine, Revisited" @MSFTResearch, @BillGates, @SebastienBubeck, and I discuss the "capability overhang" of AI today, and why this likely means there will be an explosion of uses of AI in medicine soon. www.microsoft.com/en-us/resear...

What's really happening with AI in healthcare? Really fun and informative conversation with @BillGates and @SebastienBubeck on "The AI Revolution in Medicine, Revisited" @MSFTResearch. We chat about what we are seeing today, and expectations for the future.

So much fun connecting and recording this conversation with you! And no surprise, you're full of deep insights...

YouTube video by Two Minute Papers Microsoft’s New AI: Ray Tracing 16,000,000 Images!

Neural rendering (for computer graphics) has been around a long time, but transformers now enable some pretty amazing and highly practical results. A brief and entertaining summary by @twominutepapers of recent work @MSFTResearch. www.youtube.com/watch?v=qYJk...

What AI's impact on individuals means for the health workforce and industry In Episode 6 of “The AI Revolution in Medicine, Revisited,” guests Ethan Mollick and Azeem Azhar explore the impact and potential of AI in health through an economics lens—from individual gains to the...

Many doctors and patients like using AI and find it useful. But what is AI's impact on healthcare's workforce and economics? Some great insights from @emollick and @azeem on the latest "The AI Revolution in Medicine, Revisited" @MSFTResearch podcast. www.microsoft.com/en-us/resear...

What AI's impact on individuals means for the health workforce and industry In Episode 6 of “The AI Revolution in Medicine, Revisited,” guests Ethan Mollick and Azeem Azhar explore the impact and potential of AI in health through an economics lens—from individual gains to the...

It's no secret that there's a workforce crisis in healthcare today. Will AI help? How and why? With @emollick and @azeem, we explore these questions on the latest episode of "The AI Revolution in Medicine, Revisited" @MSFTResearch www.microsoft.com/en-us/resear...

What I was suggesting is using AI to increase quality scores, not necessarily productivity. Increased scores today converts into increased revenue. This is not a solution to your conundrum, only a possible next step.

In other words, not only reduce errors and increase quality, but also enable this tech to create meaningful revenue impact for providers. Accomplishing this might actually relieve some of the pressure to see more patients.

It's really a good question, and I think a real conundrum. But one possible next step I'd like to see is the use of this technology to detect/alert possible errors or oversights. And then from there, the step beyond is to feed data into quality assessment that affect reimbursement rates./1

Why AI May Be Listening In on Your Next Doctor’s Appointment New systems for documenting outpatient visits are adding features and moving into hospitals. “We are just scratching the surface,” one doctor says.

The benefits of AI scribes: (1) doctors spend less time working on documentation; (2) more relevant info gets into the clinical note, and (3) both doctors and patients are more satisfied because they can pay attention to each other, instead of a computer. www.wsj.com/health/healt...

In this podcast, @zakkohane told an interesting story about AI recommending opposing treatments for a patient, depending on whether it was prompted to be a doctor vs an insurer. Sparks important puzzles about AI values, two years after gpt-4 and our book.

A.I. Is Poised to Revolutionize Weather Forecasting. A New Tool Shows Promise.

Balanced article on the Aurora model @MSFTResearch that handles "not only weather, but also any Earth system with data available ... like air pollution and wave height in addition to weather events like tropical cyclones." www.nytimes.com/2025/05/21/c...

Just published in @Nature, AI foundation model Aurora @MSFTResearch. It gives the most accurate predictions, not only of weather but also a wide range of environmental events, from hurricanes and typhoons to air quality and ocean waves. Available on @AzureAIFoundry and @ECMWF

In the realm of AI agents for doing complex tasks that require multi-step planning and browser use, Magentic-UI from @MSFTResearch is at the cutting edge. I think you'll find it surprisingly useful. Now available in open source on Azure Foundry.

Coauthor roundtable: Reflecting on real world of doctors, developers, patients, and policymakers In Ep. 5 of “The AI Revolution in Medicine, Revisited,” host Peter Lee & his coauthors Carey Goldberg & Dr. Zak Kohane revisit their earlier predictions about AI in medicine & respond to insights from...

What have we learned about the reality of "The AI Revolution in Medicine" after 9 interviews with people using and experiencing AI in the real world? @goldbergcarey, @zakkohane, and I discuss and debate on the latest episode of our @MSFTResearch podcast. www.microsoft.com/en-us/resear...

It's an incredible joy to share the great work of our research teams @MSFTResearch, led by great people like Chris Bishop, @dcburger, @nfusi, @jcarlsonmsr, @FrankNoeBerlin, @ecekamar, and so so many more across our and our collaborators' labs.

"The AI Revolution in Medicine, Revisited" podcast looks into the reality of AI in healthcare? With coauthors @goldbergcarey @zakkohane, we dissect what we've learned so far in my conversations with doctors, techies, patients, researchers, and policy thinkers.

On "The AI Revolution in Medicine, Revisited" podcast @MSFTResearch, guest @CALonghurst talks about AI "empathy." E.g., a worried patient might send "nasty" message to the doctor, but AI has infinite ability to respond with in a supportive and useful way. www.microsoft.com/en-us/resear...