Microsoft is taking autocorrect to the next level

Microsoft is using artificial intelligence and Windows Machine Learning (ML) to improve its products, including Office 365. During the third Build keynote, corporate vice president of the Windows Developer Platform Kevin Gallo used Microsoft Word as an example, stating that the company's goal is to make everyone a better writer. How? Through grammar checking powered by Windows ML and artificial intelligence. "Some areas are very, very hard to detect with traditional algorithms," he said. "For example, you get into a car, but onto a train. There is a shadow on the road versus there is fog on the road."