Microsoft is hoping to jumpstart its work in developing its own generative AI systems by pursuing partnerships in the health care industry, The Wall Street Journal reports. The latest update for Microsoft’s Copilot AI assistant will reportedly reflect its new partnership with the Harvard Medical School and will contain information from Harvard Health Publishing for health care-related queries, for which Microsoft will pay Harvard a licensing fee. “Making sure that people have access to credible, trustworthy health information that is tailored to their language and their literacy and all kinds of things is essential,” said Microsoft AI Vice President of Health Dominic King.
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