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Microsoft announced that its Seeing AI mobile app for those with blindness and low vision now supports five new languages.

Developer icon John Carmack announced that he is stepping down as Oculus CTO so that he can focus on AI.

Google's Teachable Machine 2.0 makes its ML tool much more powerful than before, allowing users to make AI that can actually be used on a real product.

Bill Stasior, who led Apple’s Siri efforts for several years, has joined Microsoft to lead an AI group under CTO Kevin Scott.

Grammarly has updated its popular writing assistant with new AI-powered writing suggestions for correctness, clarity, engagement, and delivery.

Microsoft announces a new partnership with General Assembly that will upskill and reskill 15,000 workers on AI.

Citing human rights concerns, Microsoft announced that it will not provide facial recognition software to the state of California.

Microsoft and Google have updated their mobile apps that help those who are blind or have low vision to navigate the world around them.

Microsoft Excel now lets you take pictures of tables in real life and turn them into actual, editable tables on Excel.

Google's new and advanced AI-powered grammar checker is coming to all Google Docs users on G Suite.

Microsoft is introducing the ability to blur the background in Skype calls.

Inking in Word and PowerPoint is getting smarter than ever before.

Google doubles down on productivity with new AI features for G Suite apps.

Microsoft advances image search on Bing with new Visual Search feature powered by computer vision, available on Bing, Launcher, and Edge.

In a future in which the entire world is a computer, we need a more responsible approach to technology. We need Microsoft.

Ambient computing is the "next wave" of personal computing. But what role can Microsoft play in this future?

Microsoft introduces new AI platform for Windows developers that helps developers integrate efficient AI tech into their Windows 10 applications.

Microsoft's crazy new artificial intelligence system can apparently draw images based on your description.

Microsoft this week announced new ways in which it is sprinkling AI capabilities across its many products and services.

Microsoft is significantly expanding its AI for Earth program as the software giant looks to put AI to work on our planet's environmental issues.

Microsoft's newest iPhone app wants to help you learn Chinese using artificial intelligence-powered chatbots.

Microsoft continues its push with the release of new tools that help developers build, train, and deploy deep learning models on Visual Studio with the help of Azure.

Don't let Google's seemingly bland 2017 device lineup announcement from this past week hide what just happened.