
Microsoft Releases Decision-1 Model for AI Agent Workflow Control
The new scoring model provides calibrated probabilities for routing and classification tasks in enterprise applications.
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The new scoring model provides calibrated probabilities for routing and classification tasks in enterprise applications.

Microsoft releases Microsoft-Decision-1, a specialized AI model that selects fixed options rather than generating text, based on Alibaba’s open-weight foundation.

Microsoft has launched Microsoft-Decision-1, a decision-scoring model derived from Alibaba’s Qwen3.5-9B, available now via Microsoft Foundry and OpenRouter for routing and classification.

Microsoft's initial decision-making AI model relies on a Chinese open-weight foundation, with plans to switch to proprietary technology in future versions.

Microsoft's new Decision-1 model achieves 83.5 percent accuracy and low latency, targeting the growing market for specialized AI decision-making tools.

Microsoft introduces a specialized decision-scoring AI model, marking a shift from generative text tasks to structured evaluation systems.