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Microsoft patents tech to let you talk to dead people as chatbots By Sean Endicott published 22 January 21 A recent patent from Microsoft describes technology to create chatbots of specific people. The tech could be used to create chatbots of celebrities, fictional characters, and dead people.
How do you make dangerously cheesy Cheetos? With AI from Microsoft of course. By Sean Endicott published 21 December 20 PepsiCo worked with Microsoft to use AI to improve its production line for Cheetos. The setup uses Microsoft Project Bonsai to detect Cheetos and make adjustments during the production process.
Editing is one of the worst things about photography. Luminar AI provides a solution. By Nick Greene last updated 21 January 21 There are very few photographers who actually enjoy photo editing. It's more of a necessary evil. Thanks to imaging tech company Skylum, it's about to become unnecessary.
Microsoft to license OpenAI model trained on one of the world's most powerful supercomputers By Sean Endicott published 23 September 20 OpenAI's GPT-3 model will be used to develop Microsoft's AI platform.
Microsoft Garage's Trove lets you earn treasures by submitting images for AI By Sean Endicott published 18 August 20 Microsoft Garage has a new app in preview that allows you to submit images to help AI developers. By entering images, you're entered to win prizes, including Amazon gift cards.
Microsoft milks cows for all they're worth with Land O'Lakes partnership By Sean Endicott published 15 July 20 AI and the cloud are part of a joint effort to improve farming and reduce carbon emissions.
Microsoft reportedly laying off more people from MSN in favor of AI By Sean Endicott published 14 July 20 MSN is reportedly letting more people go to shift toward AI.
Microsoft's AI journalists mix up multiracial Little Mix singers By Sean Endicott published 9 June 20 Microsoft's new AI journalists confused Jade Thirlwall for her bandmate Leigh-Anne Pinnock, leading to accusations of racism.
Microsoft launches $40 million global AI for Health initiative By Dan Thorp-Lancaster published 29 January 20 The funds will go toward causes ranging from reducing infant mortality rates to diagnosing diabetic retinopothy.
Microsoft patent imagines Cortana as an email master on the go By Dan Thorp-Lancaster published 26 December 19 Cortana could one day summarize your emails for you when you can't stop to look at a screen.
