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Microsoft Discovery's positioning is in the experimental decision-making segment of AI for Science—more upstream than data analysis, and more front-end than automated experimentation, attempting to intervene before experiments are done, using agents to narrow the candidate range and thereby reduce the number of physical experiments.
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10/13/2026
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