semantic grounding

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Semantic grounding is a recurring theme in Microsoft's enterprise AI strategy, particularly within the Fabric IQ, Foundry IQ, Work IQ, and Agent365 stack. It refers to the practice of anchoring AI outputs to verified, contextually relevant data sources to improve accuracy and reduce hallucinations. In the context of Microsoft's operating model, semantic grounding ensures that autonomous agents and workflows operate within clear guardrails, making decision-making more reliable and responsible. The concept is closely tied to agent governance and workflow automation, emphasizing that speed and responsibility can coexist when AI systems are properly grounded in enterprise data and policies.
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    Microsoft “Insight to Execution” with Fabric IQ, Foundry IQ, Work IQ & Agent365

    Microsoft is increasingly selling not just AI features, but an operating model for how enterprises move from insight to execution. In the spring 2026 Technology Record issue, that model is described through Fabric IQ, Foundry IQ, Work IQ, and Agent365—a stack meant to reduce friction, improve...
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