The Microsoft Research Team has developed a new AI that will automatically analyze people's expressions during video meetings. Indeed, the Microsoft Teams bot reads the non-verbal cues of the meeting participants and dynamically spotlights the most expressive ones.
A pair of research papers jointly published by Microsoft Research and Peking University purposes a new face swapping AI in addition to a new facial forgery detector.
At Microsoft Ignite, I sat down with Ant Rowstron, partner deputy lab director of Microsoft Research Cambridge, to learn more about Project Silica.
With a predicted 100 plus zettabytes of data stored in the cloud by 2023, Microsoft is building a group up new technology procedures that should help the company co-design storage systems that can run parallel with"future hardware and software infrastructures in the cloud."
A new Microsoft Research paper published earlier this month reveals that Microsoft has been exploring mobile controllers that can be attached to smartphones and tablets.
Microsoft has built a flip cover prototype with a built-in e-ink display that can be used to extend Windows Phone apps.
Available for Telugu, Tamil, and Gujarati, this is the largest publicly available Indian language speech dataset and includes audio and corresponding transcripts.
The Redmond giant unveiled a major expansion of its Montreal research center today, with the appointment of a new research director.
Microsoft's latest podcast will be dedicated to the 1,200 researchers currently working on artificial intelligence, quantum computing and more.
Microsoft Learn Chinese is an AI-powered iPhone app that can help you practice pronunciation, vocabulary and grammar anytime, anywhere.
The Microsoft Research Team is encouraging outstanding students to apply to their 2018 two year PhD fellowship program.
Microsoft Research has made an all-new app, Path Guide, available to Android users, allowing them to navigate indoors.
You can now download Seeing AI, a Microsoft app that describes the world for the visually impaired.
Maluuba, a Microsoft company, used the classic 1980’s version of Ms. Pac-Man, to teach AI how to not only play the game, but win with the highest score.
