Microsoft launches Phi-4, a new generative AI model

Microsoft unveils Phi-4
A more advanced AI Vole Software king of the world, Microsoft has announced Phi-4, a new AI model boasting 14 billion parameters, designed to tackle complex reasoning tasks, including advanced mathematics.
Microsoft launches Phi-4, a new generative AI model, in research preview
Microsoft has announced the newest addition to its Phi family of generative AI models: Phi-4. It's in limited research preview.
Microsoft introduces Phi-4, an AI model for advanced reasoning tasks
The new small language model prioritizes efficiency and reasoning capabilities, leveraging Microsoft's focus on responsible AI development.
Microsoft Compact AI Model Phi-4 Takes on Mathematical Challenges
Phi-4 surpasses both similar-sized and larger models in mathematical problem-solving, including high-profile competitors including Gemini Pro 1.5
Microsoft announced Phi-4, a new AI that’s better at math and language processing
Microsoft has announced a brand new AI model called Phi-4, which is a small language model (SLM) in contrast to the large language models (LLM), that chatbots like ChatGPT and Copilot use. As well as being lightweight, Phi-4 excels at complex reasoning which makes it perfect for math and language processing.
Microsoft announces Phi-4, a small yet powerful new generative AI model, in research preview
Microsoft’s Phi-4, a 14-billion-parameter AI model, excels at mathematical reasoning with fewer resources than larger models.
Microsoft Phi-4 Open-Source Small Language Model Introduced; Claimed to Outperform Gemini 1.5 Pro
So far, every Phi series has been launched with a mini variant, however, no mini model accompanied the Phi-4 model. Microsoft, in a blog post, highlighted that Phi-4 is currently available on Azure AI Foundry under a Microsoft Research Licence Agreement (MSRLA). The company plans to make it available on Hugging Face next week as well.
Phi-4: Microsoft's smaller AI model beats larger competitors in reasoning
Microsoft has unveiled a new artificial intelligence (AI) model, Phi-4, which is capable of performing mathematical reasoning while consuming less computational power than larger models. With just 14 billion parameters,
Microsoft Unveils Phi-4: New AI Model for Mathematical Reasoning
The new model has 14 billion parameters with improved performance in mathematical reasoning. Microsoft attributes Phi-4's improved performance to the use of high-quality synthetic datasets alongside human-generated content,
Microsoft releases Phi-4 language model trained mainly on synthetic data
The algorithm’s performance is notable mainly because of the way it was built: Microsoft trained Phi-4 mostly on synthetic, or machine-generated, data rather than web content as is the usual practice.
Microsoft introduces Phi-4 AI model, surpassing Gemini Pro 1.5 in mathematical reasoning
Microsoft has launched Phi-4, a small language model with 14 billion parameters, excelling in complex reasoning and math tasks. It outperforms larger models like Gemini Pro 1.5, thanks to high-quality datasets and innovative techniques,
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Microsoft has unveiled Phi-4, the latest iteration in its Phi series of generative artificial intelligence (AI) models.
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