One of the world’s global powerhouses announced what could be a big win for the AI economy.

The new system improved one model's diagnostic accuracy to 85% - but AI probably won't replace your doctor just yet.

The AI system mimics a team of doctors working together, sharing opinions and debating symptoms before reaching a diagnosis.

Dubbed "Microsoft AI Diagnostic Orchestrator", the new AI-powered tool was trained on 304 studies that described some of the ...

Despite the strong performance of Microsoft’s medical AI MAI-DxO in testing, which included models from OpenAI, Google, ...

Research is first initiative from Big Tech group’s AI health unit formed by ex-DeepMind co-founder Mustafa Suleyman ...

The tech giant poached several top Google researchers to help build a powerful AI tool that can diagnose patients and ...

The AI system correctly solved 85.5% of medical cases in the study, outperforming 21 experienced doctors who averaged 20% ...

Microsoft Corp. has signed a cloud computing deal with the Premier League, a pact that will let the software company tout its ...

Microsoft's new model-agnostic MAI Diagnostic Orchestrator (MAI-DxO) achieved 85.5 percent diagnostic accuracy—outperforming ...

Microsoft's Judson Althoff is revamping sales to become the "frontier AI firm," according to an internal memo.

Microsoft is laying off thousands of employees, even as its profits and stock price hit historic highs. For many worried ...