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First TextWorld Problems, the competition: Using text-based games to advance capabilities of AI agents 

August 21, 2019 | Adam Trischler, Marc-Alexandre Côté, and Pedro Lima

Public competitions often help to advance the state of the art in challenging research problems. They frame a question, provide relevant data, and define evaluation metrics so that researchers across the world can work toward a shared goal—and ultimately learn…

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Machine reading comprehension with Dr. T.J. Hazen 

August 21, 2019

The ability to read and understand unstructured text, and then answer questions about it, is a common skill among literate humans. But for machines? Not so much. At least not yet! And not if Dr. T.J. Hazen, Senior Principal Research…

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Who’s to blame? Debugging Internet performance for Azure users with BlameIt 

August 15, 2019 | Ganesh Ananthanarayanan

Microsoft Azure cloud hosts a wide variety of services, and Azure has hundreds of network edge locations worldwide across the globe’s six continents to host those services. The Azure locations host many interactive (latency-sensitive) services that cater to consumer and…

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EmpowerMD: Accelerated engineering with Azure 

August 14, 2019

Microsoft Azure was instrumental in helping us bootstrap fundamental components and services. This kept us focused on building our healthcare AI product.

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Live video analytics and research as Test Cricket with Dr. Ganesh Ananthanarayanan 

August 14, 2019

In an era of unprecedented advances in AI and machine learning, current gen systems and networks are being challenged by an unprecedented level of complexity and cost. Fortunately, Dr. Ganesh Ananthanarayanan, a researcher in the Mobility and Networking group at…

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Listen Now Podcast: Machine Smarts 

August 14, 2019

What's intelligence? Ashley Llorens, Chief of the Intelligent Systems Center at Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Lab, has a good idea. He joins us to talk about intelligence of the human-type and the machine-type, and what it will take for machines…

Microsoft ‘Soundscape’ app allows blind users to hear their environment 

August 11, 2019

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Project Malmo competition returns with student organizers and a new mission: To democratize reinforcement learning 

August 9, 2019 | Noboru Sean Kuno

When I was asked about my favorite movie in a game with friends after my wedding ceremony, I replied Star Wars. That was about two decades ago, and, yes, it’s still the case. I especially like Return of the Jedi.…

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Optics for the Cloud Research Alliance establishes collaborative research approach to improving cloud technology 

August 7, 2019 | Tom Empson and Scarlet Schwiderski-Grosche

The cloud is an enormous success story. Microsoft Azure, the company’s cloud offering, was launched in 2010. It has grown by more than ten times in the past five years and is now operating in 54 regions around the world.…

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