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Microsoft Says AI Can Design Novel Toxins That Evade Biosecurity Controls

In October 2025, Microsoft researchers announced that artificial intelligence can design new toxins that bypass current biosecurity screening systems. Through the Paraphrase Project, the company demonstrated that large language models are capable of generating toxic proteins and compounds that existing database-based security filters fail to identify. In a Microsoft Research

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Microsoft AI Chief Warns Against Studying AI Consciousness

The CEO of Microsoft’s artificial intelligence division, Mustafa Suleyman, has strongly opposed research into AI consciousness, which he considers premature and particularly dangerous. He has expressed this position in several international interviews, emphasising that there is currently no evidence that today’s AI models possess consciousness or subjective experience.

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Microsoft to Integrate Anthropic AI Technology into Office 365 Applications Alongside OpenAI

Microsoft will soon use Anthropic's AI technology for certain Office 365 applications, with an announcement planned in the coming weeks. This strategic shift indicates the software giant is diversifying its artificial intelligence portfolio after primarily relying on OpenAI technology for Word, Excel, Outlook and PowerPoint applications. Microsoft has

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Microsoft Develops AI Systems With 10 Billion Hungarian Words and Freely Shares Data Following Competition Authority Case

The Hungarian Competition Authority Has Achieved a Historic Commitment from Microsoft to Develop Its AI Systems Using 10 Billion Hungarian Words, Making This Data Freely Available to Other Developers The Hungarian Competition Authority (GVH) initiated proceedings against Microsoft Ireland Operations Limited in July 2023, investigating whether the company adequately informed

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Microsoft Phi-4: Compact model with multimodal capabilities

In February 2025, Microsoft introduced two new members of the Phi-4 model family, with the Phi-4-multimodal-instruct being particularly noteworthy. Despite having just 5.6 billion parameters, it can simultaneously process text, images, and audio, while its performance in certain tasks remains competitive with models twice its size. The Phi-4-multimodal-instruct was

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