AI Revolution podcast | Episode 1 - The reality of generative AI in the clinic | outline illustration of Dr. Sara Murray, Peter Lee, Dr. Christopher Longhurst
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| Peter Lee, Dr. Sara Murray, and Dr. Christopher Longhurst

UC San Diego Health’s Dr. Christopher Longhurst and UC San Francisco Health’s Dr. Sara Murray explore how generative AI is changing patient care, clinical workflows, and decision-making and how they envision the technology impacting the future of healthcare.

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自然科学作为人类探索自然现象与开发利用自然资源的基石，构建了一个庞大而复杂的知识体系，其研究范畴横跨物理、化学、生物以及材料科学等多个重要领域。在长期的发展进程中，各领域逐渐形成了自身独特的数据表达方式、研究方法和理论体系。然而，相对独立的知识体系虽然在一定程度上便于学科内部的理解与交流，但在无形中成为了阻碍学科间交叉研究的壁垒。 从基因功能的深入探究到新材料的创新设计，前沿的创新成果往往依赖于不...

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In 2022, we set out to help answer a question we heard time and time again: how much renewable energy does the world have? Joining with The Nature Conservancy and Planet , Microsoft’s AI for Good Lab announced the launch…

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| Dasha Metropolitansky

Claimify, created by Microsoft Research, is a novel LLM-based claim-extraction method that outperforms prior solutions to produce more accurate, comprehensive, and substantiated claims from LLM outputs.

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Microsoft Research Blog

| Lili Qiu and Hao Pan

Metasurfaces explore engineered 2D materials that manipulate electromagnetic and mechanical waves, offering advances in wireless tech. They can power indoor GPS, extend 5G/6G coverage, and enable wireless sensing and imaging.

KBLaM blog | A flowchart illustrating the process of handling a prompt using a language model. The process begins with documents being used to construct and summarize a knowledge base (KB) offline. The summarized KB is then encoded and fed into the main process. A prompt goes through a tokenizer, followed by rectangular attention, and then into the large language model (LLM). The LLM retrieves information from the encoded KB to generate an answer.
Microsoft Research Blog

| Taketomo Isazawa, Xi Wang, Liana Mikaelyan, Mathew Salvaris, and James Hensman

Introducing KBLaM, an approach that encodes and stores structured knowledge within an LLM itself. By integrating knowledge without retraining, it offers a scalable alternative to traditional methods.

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We would like to extend our deepest sympathies to everyone affected by the extreme weather events in the Southeastern United States. Our lab has conducted building damage assessments for areas in Arkansas affected by the recent tornadoes. In collaboration with Planet…