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The computational pathology tag on WindowsForum.com covers the intersection of Microsoft research, AI, and digital pathology, with a focus on the PRISM2 pathology foundation model developed by Microsoft Research and Paige, now part of Tempus. Discussions highlight the model's ability to answer narrowly framed questions about digitized tissue slides without retraining separate cancer detectors, and its benchmark performance matching or exceeding specialized cancer products. A key theme is the licensing boundary, as the released model is not licensed for clinical, commercial, or investigational diagnostic use, making it a research tool rather than a clinical product. The tag serves as a resource for IT professionals and researchers interested in the technical and regulatory aspects of AI in pathology.
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    Microsoft PRISM2 Pathology AI Is Not Licensed for Clinical Use

    Microsoft Research and Paige, now part of Tempus, have released PRISM2, a pathology foundation model that can answer narrowly framed questions about digitized tissue slides without retraining a separate cancer detector for each task. The accompanying Nature Medicine paper reports that PRISM2...