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Microsoft: AI models, benchmarks & research

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Open-weightMultimodalImage generation
#1psychology#1summarization
Model
MAI-Code-1.1-FlashMultimodal
MAI-Code-1-Flash
MAI-Image-2.5Image
MAI-Thinking-1
Phi 4 Mini Reasoning
Phi 4 Reasoning
Phi 4 Reasoning Plus
Phi 4 Mini
Phi-4-multimodal-instructMultimodal
Phi 4
Phi-3.5-mini-instruct
Phi-3.5-MoE-instruct
Phi-3.5-vision-instructMultimodal
At a glance

Microsoftmodels, benchmarks & research

Key facts about Microsoft's portfolio of 13 AI models — sourced from public benchmarks, provider APIs, and model releases.

Models
13 models across 0 families
Portfolio
12 language, 1 image models
Licensing
9 open-weight, 4 proprietary
Benchmarks
Evaluated on 89 benchmarks
Cheapest model
Phi 4 at $0.07 per 1M input tokens
Active since
Shipping models since August 2024, latest release August 2026

FAQ

Common questions about Microsoft.

What is Microsoft?

Microsoft is an AI research organization that develops large language models and other AI systems. They have released 13 models across 0 model families.

How many AI models has Microsoft released?

Microsoft has released 13 AI models tracked on LLM Stats. See the Models tab for the full catalog with technical specifications, benchmark scores, and pricing.

Does Microsoft release open-weight models?

Yes. 9 of Microsoft's 13 models are released under open-weight licenses, while 4 are proprietary. Check the Models tab for per-model license details.

How do Microsoft's models perform on benchmarks?

Microsoft's models have been evaluated on 89 benchmarks. Their top-performing model is MAI-Thinking-1 on LongFact with a score of 1.0. See the Benchmarks tab for the full breakdown.

What does it cost to use Microsoft's models?

Microsoft's most affordable model is Phi 4 with input pricing from $0.07 per 1M tokens via commercial API providers. 2 of their models have public pricing. See the Pricing tab for the full comparison.

When did Microsoft start releasing AI models?

Microsoft has been releasing AI models since August 2024. Their latest release was in August 2026. See the Timeline tab for the full release history.

How can I use Microsoft's models?

Visit https://microsoft.com for official documentation and API access. Many of Microsoft's models are also available through third-party API providers — check the Pricing tab to compare pricing across providers.