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The image shows a radar chart comparing the performance of different AI models across various metrics. The chart has a circular grid with labeled axes including VO, AS, CEc, CEe, CL, MCr, MCt, MCu, MS, QLI, QLqA, SNs, KNa, KNc, KNF, KNn, and AT. Different AI models are represented by various line styles: Babbage-002 (dotted line), Davinci-002 (dash-dotted line), GPT-3.5-Turbo (dashed line), GPT-4.0 (solid thin line), OpenAI ol-mini (solid thick line), and OpenAI o1 (solid bold line). There is a legend in the bottom left corner explaining the line styles for each model. The background transitions from blue on the left to green on the right.
Microsoft Research Blog

| Lexin Zhou and Xing Xie

ADeLe, a new evaluation method, explains what AI systems are good at—and where they’re likely to fail. By breaking tasks into ability-based requirements, it has the potential to provide a clearer way to evaluate and predict AI model performance.

Xing Xie illustrated headshot
Microsoft Research Podcast

| Gretchen Huizinga and Xing Xie

New AI models aren’t just changing the world of research; they’re also poised to impact society. Xing Xie talks about Societal AI, a white paper that explores the changing landscape with an eye to future research and improved communication across…

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Microsoft Research Blog

| Beibei Shi, Haotian Li, and Xing Xie

Learn about a new white paper on Societal AI, an interdisciplinary framework for guiding AI development that reflects shared human values. It presents key research challenges and emphasizes collaboration across disciplines.