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Posted by lisajaloza 1 day ago

Microsoft-Decision-1, our model for fast decision-making(commandline.microsoft.com)
197 points | 66 commentspage 2
wkcheng 1 day ago|
I don't see any API documentation for this yet. How can someone actually try it? Did they rush this out for hype?
sidd0103 1 day ago||
Docs are up now here: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/foundry/foundry-mode...
jongalloway2 1 day ago||
https://ai.azure.com/catalog/models/Microsoft-Decision-1
wkcheng 1 day ago||
Maybe I'm just not looking in the right place, but I cannot find what the API shape looks like. I've even deployed this model via Foundry and it doesn't say what to POST or what to expect back.
buredoranna 1 day ago||
clippy! is that you!?
MisterMunchkin 1 day ago||
State: “I shit my pants and now my pants have shit in them”

Question: “Which team should handle this message?”

Result: “Tech Support (85%)”

Yep, sounds about right.

phoghed 22 hours ago|
Under 90% you have to fall back to Astra or Fable for a critical business case like this
elzbardico 1 day ago||
In related news TypeSafe AI just raised a ginourmous amount of money.
bflesch 1 day ago||
While this looks like a contribution from a capable team trying to impress senior leadership, for me personally the Microsoft brand is so badly tarnished I don't even feel negative emotions any more - just pity.
TokenLat 21 hours ago||
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hulitu 14 hours ago||
> Microsoft-Decision-1, our model for fast decision-making

I'm still waiting for the Microsoft Vacuum Cleaner. /s

tencentshill 1 day ago||
But what about when the government's AI skills amount to: "is this DEI, only answer yes or no"
throwa356262 17 hours ago|
Are you referring to this thing?

https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/2025/01/endi...

No need to use AI, this was done by ctrl-f on dangerous terms such as "disabilities", "trauma" and "female".

(No, I am not making this up)

hollow-moe 1 day ago|
what in the michaelsoft binbows? micro$oft actually naming a product clearly and concisely? Is the team office hidden in a far building wing that marketing hasn't found yet?