See what we mean – Visually grounded natural language navigation is going places
How do humans communicate efficiently? The common belief is that the words humans use to communicate – such as dog, for instance – invoke similar understanding of the physical concepts. Indeed, there exists a common conception about the physical appearance…
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In the news | Microsoft Windows Blog
Control the action with your eyes in 4 new ‘Eyes First’ games on Windows 10 PCs
Four new “Eyes First” games where eye motions control the play are now available on Microsoft Store for Windows 10 PCs: “Tile Slide,” “Match Two,” “Double Up” and “Maze.” Windows 10 eye-tracking APIs power these games, which can be used…
In the news | Ethical Corporation
The disruptors: Lucas Joppa’s mission to use Microsoft’s computational might for good
Microsoft's first ever chief environmental officer is aiming to 'optimise a super-simple equation' and reduce Microsoft's carbon footprint and maximise its positive impact by harnessing the power of AI.
In the news | Microsoft Accessibility Blog
Four New Eyes First Games Now Available, Play with Your Eyes
We are excited to announce the release of four new Eyes First games on Microsoft Store for Windows, including Tile Slide, Match Two, Double Up, and Maze. With this release, people can now play the Eyes First games on Windows…
In the news | OnMSFT
Microsoft Research brings four new accessibility games than can be played with your eyes
Microsoft Research has published four games to the Microsoft Store for Windows 10 devices, each of which aim to introduce eye control to those with speech or mobility disabilities thanks to the use of the Windows 10 Eye Control assistive…
In the news | Fast Company
Microsoft will fix your sexist PowerPoint presentations with AI
A tool called PowerPoint Designer analyzes images and words to automatically suggest a handful of visually pleasing layouts—and even turn text into complex timelines—in an attempt to turn everyone into a PowerPoint ace.
In the news | Microsoft 365 Blog
PowerPoint AI gets an upgrade and Designer surpasses a major milestone of 1 billion slides
Let’s face it—presentations can be stressful. You have a goal and you want to be successful, and that’s when the fear, stress, and discomfort becomes real. Are you ready? Will your presentation help you land your message? Can you deliver…