MIcrosoft Cognitive Services: Leading the AI charge - TechRepublic

The general concept of artificial intelligence (AI) has been around for a long time, but it is only recently, when all the necessary elements became generally available, that AI has become a practical and usable thing. In the next few years, just about everything you do is going to be tracked, analyzed, and filtered through some sort of artificial intelligence. Sign up for TechRepublic's Microsoft Weekly newsletter and get Windows and Office tutorials, plus our experts' analyses of Microsoft s enterprise products. Microsoft, Google, Amazon, Facebook, and a slew of other technology companies have been building algorithms and developing machine learning protocols in anticipation of this point in time for years, and all of that work is about to pay off. With Cognitive Services, Microsoft wants to make the transition to an AI-driven world as simple as it can for developers and enterprise decision makers alike.