As enterprise AI systems evolve from standalone models into RAG applications, copilots, and autonomous agents, one question comes up often: Should we use Microsoft Foundry or PyRIT for Red Teaming?...

At Build 2026, we previewed the future of autonomous agents on the Microsoft platform. Now, those promises are delivered. Microsoft Foundry Agent Service, the Microsoft Agent Framework, and the GitHu...

Why cloud-native and multi-agent are converging The shift from "a chatbot" to "a fleet of workers" A single LLM call is a stateless function: text in, text out. A multi-agent system is something ...

We just concluded Microsoft IQ Deep Dive with Python, a three-part livestream series all about Microsoft IQ. We showed how to use the four IQs to ground your AI applications and agents: Work IQ...

July was a clean-up-and-level-up month. Four releases shipped for the Foundry Toolkit for VS Code: 1.6.3, 1.6.4, 1.6.5, and 1.6.6. The theme this month wasn't a single headline feature — it was mak...

Ever shopped online and felt like the app had no idea who you are? You browse jackets every week, you told the chatbot you hate polyester, and yet it keeps showing you the same generic recommendation...

A practical, engineer-to-engineer guide to taking an AI agent from a developer laptop, into Microsoft Foundry Agent Service, and out to end users inside Microsoft Teams and Microsoft 365 — using the ...

The AI bill is higher than expected. Now what?   Finance wants to understand what is driving the cost. Engineering leaders, on the other hand, want to preserve the productivity gains behind the i...

There is a quiet standardization happening underneath the AI agent boom, and it has a name: the Model Context Protocol (MCP). If you build agents, wire tools into Copilot, or ship anything that lets ...