A new week, a new AI model. Joining the rush is Microsoft, launching 3 new models under the “Phi-4” range. These include Phi-4 reasoning, Phi-4-reasoning plus, and Phi-4-mini reasoning.

Late last year Microsoft introduced PHI-4, a 14-billion-parameter language model that combines performance, accessibility, and usability in a compact design. Released under the permissive MIT ...

Microsoft has unveiled Phi-4, the latest iteration in its Phi series of generative artificial intelligence (AI) models. The streamlined architecture incorporates advancements in mathematical ...

Microsoft has announced Phi-4 — a new AI model with 14 billion parameters — designed for complex reasoning tasks, including mathematics. Phi-4 excels in areas such as STEM question-answering ...

Microsoft’s new Phi-4, a 14-billion-parameter language model, represents a significant development in artificial intelligence, particularly in tackling complex reasoning tasks. Designed for ...

Here’s how it works. Microsoft has released a set of benchmarks showing Phi-4 outperforming even large language models like Gemini Pro 1.5 on math competition problems. Small language models ...

As it says on the tin, all of the new permissively licensed models — Phi 4 mini reasoning, Phi 4 reasoning, and Phi 4 reasoning plus — are “reasoning” models, meaning they can spend more ...

Called Phi-4, the model improves in several areas over its predecessors, Microsoft claims, particularly in solving math problems. That’s partly the result of better training data quality.

Phi-4-multimodal and Phi-4-mini are Microsoft’s latest small language models, both launching on Azure AI Foundry and Hugging Face today. Phi-4-multimodal improves speech recognition, translation ...