“Microsoft is working on a new feature called “Outlook Spaces” that would allow users to organise emails, meetings, calendar appointments, to-do lists, notes and documents into easy-to-follow project areas. With the “Spaces’ feature, users can also include any relevant links and more at one single place, thus improving productivity at work. “Outlook Spaces” will also…
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Why AI As A Service Will Take Off In 2020
“That’s what AI as a service is all about: making new technology accessible across the board, whether a company is big, small, tech-advanced, or on a budget. SMBs require it. AI as a service allows for advanced infrastructure at minimal cost. This is exactly what small and mid-sized businesses around the world need right now…
6 AI features Microsoft added to Office in 2019
“Outlook – Last week, when we talked to Cortana lead Andrew Shuman, he was really excited about Outlook’s various Cortana integrations. Shuman frequently “triages” his own email with Cortana. Excel – Excel supports natural language queries, meaning you can ask a question about your data and get quick answers without writing a formula. Using AI,…
Microsoft president Brad Smith predicts AI will be as transformative to society as the combustion engine over the next 3 decades
“[The combustion engine] led to the car and the airplane; it led to the truck and the tractor; it changed every part of every economy. I think it’s fair to say that over the next three decades – from now to 2050 – AI is likely to play a similar role in the global economy.”…
AI Rising: How companies, police and the public are already grappling with artificial intelligence
“Microsoft President Brad Smith, I think it’s fair to say that artificial intelligence will reshape the global economy over the next three decades probably more than any other single technological force, probably as much as the combustion engine reshaped the global economy in the first half of the 20th century.” https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.geekwire.com/2019/ai-rising-companies-police-public-already-grappling-artificial-intelligence/amp/