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Microsoft open sources SandDance data visualization too
SandDance is a data visualization tool which Microsoft Research first announced in 2016. SandDance was able to handle multi-dimensional datasets of hundreds of thousands of rows and 30 columns. It showed a large number of related views by changing how…
In the news | Microsoft The AI Blog
Smiles beam and walls blush: Architecture meets AI at Microsoft
Jenny Sabin is perched high on a scissor lift, her head poking through an opening of the porous fabric structure that she’s struggling to stretch onto the exoskeleton of her installation piece, which is suspended in the airy atrium of…
In the news | Microsoft The AI Blog
Smiles beam and walls blush: Architecture meets AI at Microsoft
Jenny Sabin is perched high on a scissor lift, her head poking through an opening of the porous fabric structure that she’s struggling to stretch onto the exoskeleton of her installation piece, which is suspended in the airy atrium of…
In the news | Geekwire
‘The heart of the building’: AI pumps life into architecture at Microsoft through interactive ‘Ada’
Art and architecture already speaks to us on a multitude of levels. A new installation on Microsoft’s campus in Redmond, Wash., communicates in a new way, using artificial intelligence to “read the room” and become an interactive element reacting to…
Data science and ML for human well-being with Jina Suh
Using technology to help us improve our health is nothing new: a quick web search returns hundreds of apps and devices claiming to help us get fit, quit smoking, master anxiety or just “find our center.” What is new is…
In the news | Microsoft Asia News Center
The art of augmentation: Human intelligence and artificial intelligence working together
Hollywood loves making movies about computers going crazy, robots running riot, and technology taking over. Science fiction blockbusters with apocalyptic twists often top the box office. But have they ever made you wonder about something more serious? After all, advances…
Expanding scene and language understanding with large-scale pre-training and a unified architecture
| Hamid Palangi
Making sense of the world around us is a skill we as human beings begin to learn from an early age. Though there is still much to know about the process, we can see that people learn a lot, both…