@MSFTResearch: Introducing Microsoft Research Focus, a new way to catch up on research news from across Microsoft. In this edition, we…
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Microsoft introduces 'Microsoft Research Focus', a new video/podcast digest covering AI agents, everyday AI usage patterns, BioEmu2's public preview, and weather forecasting research.
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Introducing Microsoft Research Focus, a new way to catch up on research news from across Microsoft.
In this edition, we’re covering advances in AI agents, what patterns in everyday AI usage reveal about how people work, BioEmu2’s public preview, and research aimed at improving weather forecasts weeks in advance.
Watch the full video here or listen on major podcast platforms.
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