Build with AI: Agents, Copilot and more

From facilitating tumor boards for oncologists providing cancer care to helping scientists advance climate research to enabling farmers to improve crop yields. Developers from around the world are pushing the boundaries of what’s possible with agents, copilots and AI solutions built with Azure AI Foundry and Copilot Studio.

Get inspired by their stories and build the future with Microsoft AI.

United States

Stanford Medicine’s healthcare agent orchestrator

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United Kingdom

Better forecasts ahead as Met Office transitions to a supercomputer in Azure cloud

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Peru

From skepticism to success: How AI is helping teachers transform classrooms in Peru

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Japan

Japan’s Aisin helps people with listening difficulties make sense of what they hear using generative AI

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Spain

A father’s quest for diagnosis inspired a disruptive AI solution

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South Korea

Meet your AI Beauty Counselor: K-beauty giant Amorepacific builds an AI app for personalized advice

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Japan

Japan Airlines’ new AI app will make it easier for cabin attendants to report inflight events with Microsoft’s Phi‑4 small language model

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India

Chasing peak sugar: India’s sugar cane farmers use AI to predict weather, fight pests and optimize harvests

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United Arab Emirates

From bottlenecks to breakthroughs: Obeikan’s AI‑powered journey

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France

A new Copilot tool will give Institut Curie researchers more time to focus on cancer

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United Kingdom

With Copilot agents, Pets at Home unleashes an AI revolution

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Italy

Discovering Rome’s hidden treasures with an AI virtual assistant

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Brazil

How a women-led tech startup is using AI to motivate Brazilians to take better care of themselves

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Meet four developers leading the way with AI agents

Developers from a diverse group of customers – from Stanford Health Care and Voiceflow to JM Family and Xebia – share their experiences in using the latest AI agent tools.
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Better forecasts ahead as Met Office transitions to a supercomputer in Azure cloud

For 60 years, the Met Office, Britain’s weather service, has operated its own supercomputers on site. Now the massive job of calculating 50 billion weather observations daily is moving into the Azure cloud, where more capacity and new tools, like AI, can come into play.
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From skepticism to success: How AI is helping teachers transform classrooms in Peru

A group of Peruvian primary teachers is using AI to quickly generate personalized, more creative activities for fifth and sixth grade students in metropolitan Lima, one of the largest cities in South America. The program, recently launched by local education authorities in partnership with the World Bank, seeks to improve student learning and teacher-student dynamics amid significant education challenges. 
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Japan’s Aisin helps people with listening difficulties make sense of what they hear using generative AI

Yukari Kato lost her sense of hearing when she was two-years-old. Now, with new features in YYProbe app powered by Azure AI Foundry, she can communicate with others in her own voice for the first time in her life. Learn more about how Aisin’s research and development team, led by Masaki Nakamura, is making communication more accessible in Japan.
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A father’s quest for diagnosis inspired a disruptive AI solution

After a long and painful journey to diagnose his son’s rare epilepsy, Julián Isla, a software engineer at Microsoft, developed DxGPT, an AI tool that provides rapid and precise diagnoses for rare diseases. DxGPT uses advanced language models to analyze vast amounts of data and deliver accurate responses, helping patients and doctors worldwide to quickly identify potential diagnoses and connect with others in similar situations.
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Meet your AI Beauty Counselor: K-beauty giant Amorepacific builds an AI app for personalized advice

Amorepacific’s AI Beauty Counselor will draw on a consumer’s purchase history, online skin diagnosis and a generative AI chat to advise people on the right routines and products for their skin.
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Japan Airlines’ new AI app will make it easier for cabin attendants to report inflight events with Microsoft’s Phi‑4 small language model

Developers at Japan Airlines are building an app to help cabin attendants write in-flight event reports faster by just typing a few keywords and phrases on a tablet. The JAL-AI Report app uses Microsoft’s Phi-4 Small Language Model, which works even when airplane Wi-Fi connections are spotty.
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Nuclear fusion: Delivering on the promise of carbon‑free power with the help of AI

The ITER project is harnessing the same kind of energy that fuels the sun and stars to power a sustainable future. The nuclear fusion project, a collaboration of more than 30 countries, is the largest of its kind, and it’s relying on a range of Microsoft technology — from Copilot 365 to  GitHub to Visual Studio — to achieve the precision and speed required for its stellar goals.
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Chasing peak sugar: India’s sugar cane farmers use AI to predict weather, fight pests and optimize harvests

ADT Baramati, a farmers’ organization, is rolling out Microsoft AI tools that turn complex technical data from weather stations, drones and satellites into simple daily alerts for farmers – add fertilizer, water crops, spray pesticide, and so on. The goal is a harvest at peak sucrose content in sugar canes.
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Toyota is deploying AI agents to harness the collective wisdom of engineers and innovate faster

The Japanese carmaker that gave us just-in-time supply chains and popularized hybrid cars is turning to AI agents as a way to retain engineering knowledge even as senior engineers retire. Toyota has introduced “O-Beya,” a generative AI system to help engineers innovate faster. “O-Beya means “big room” in Japanese. Drawing on design data from real-life engineers, the idea is to create a big roomful of AI agents, or experts, accessible 24/7. It’s currently being used by about 800 engineers who develop powertrains.
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From bottlenecks to breakthroughs: Obeikan’s AI‑powered journey

Obeikan Investment Group of Saudi Arabia, the Middle East’s largest manufacturer of consumer packaging, faced the same problems many manufacturers do: Breakdowns in equipment, a lack of data, and a slim profit margin. By creating its own “smart-factory” platform using Microsoft Azure OpenAI services and other Microsoft tools, it achieved a 30% increase in efficiency and is now selling its software platform, O3ai, globally. 
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A new Copilot tool will give Institut Curie researchers more time to focus on cancer

Institut Curie has been at the forefront of cancer work since it was founded by Marie Curie a century ago. Now they continue to adopt the latest technologies, in this case AI, to make the most progress in the fight against cancer. Institut Curie is working with Microsoft and partner Witivio to develop Copilot for Researcher, an agent that can help researchers with some of the administrative tasks in their jobs so they have more time to spend on actual new ideas.
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With Copilot agents, Pets at Home unleashes an AI revolution

Customers are realizing business value with Copilot and agents, transforming work across industries in the UK. Discover how Pets at Home is deploying agents to change the game in fraud detection.
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Discovering Rome’s hidden treasures with an AI virtual assistant

Rome is harnessing the power of AI to help make the 2025 Jubilee memorable for an extra 35 million visitors. By equipping travelers with a virtual assistant named Julia, the city hopes to create a quiet revolution in how people experience the city, all while easing congestion around the most popular sites.
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How a women-led tech startup is using AI to motivate Brazilians to take better care of themselves

A Brazilian technology startup that uses generative AI and a unique gamification strategy to encourage healthy habits has transformed what could be a daunting task into something fun and engaging. Launched in 2020 by a trio of women entrepreneurs, RadarFit offers a comprehensive health and wellness program aimed at helping companies reduce chronic disease rates. The app encourages and measures employee activity in four key metrics: healthy eating, hydration, meditation, and physical activity.
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Three ways agents can help you do more

Microsoft is unveiling new AI agents that redefine our interaction with technology and automation. These agents, such as Researcher and Analyst, can securely analyze work data and the web to deliver expert insights on demand. They help automate complex tasks, freeing up time for more creative and strategic work. Additionally, new cybersecurity agents assist in defending against cyberthreats, handling routine alerts to allow human teams to focus on more critical security measures.
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