Microsoft Corporation (MSFT) Pushes Deeper Into Medical AI While Wall Street Stays Bullish

Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT) is one of the AI stocks analysts are betting on. Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT) announced on November 24 that it is stepping further into healthcare by partnering with radiologists to create a more unified, AI-powered reporting workflow. As radiology faces increasing pressure to speed up and improve accuracy, the company is using generative, multimodal, and agent-based AI to boost productivity. At RSNA 2025, Microsoft previewed Dragon Copilot, a new clinical assistant built specifically for radiologists and designed to fit naturally into their existing tools and routines.

Dragon Copilot integrates directly with PowerScribe One, Microsoft’s widely used reporting platform, helping radiologists surface key details, automate repetitive tasks, and maintain a smoother reporting process. By embedding advanced AI inside systems clinicians already rely on, Microsoft is positioning itself as a stronger partner in healthcare, enabling radiology teams to devote more time to interpretation while improving overall workflow efficiency.

A few days earlier, on November 19, Truist analyst Terry Tillman reiterated a Buy rating on Microsoft with a price target of $675. He pointed to Microsoft’s accelerating AI strategy, highlighted at the Ignite conference, as a major driver of confidence. With its copilots and autonomous agents taking deeper root in enterprise environments, supported by strong governance, cloud capabilities, and partnerships with NVIDIA and Anthropic, Microsoft is seen as well-placed to lead the next wave of AI adoption.

Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT) develops and integrates AI across its entire ecosystem of products and services to boost user productivity and enable developers to build custom AI solutions. Its AI efforts span consumer products, enterprise platforms, and cutting-edge research, all guided by a strong commitment to responsible AI.

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