We’ve all seen those inspirational quotes on Instagram, office walls, and even LinkedIn.
Here’s a site that generates them via AI and, when it misses the mark, makes for some humorous moments.
Here are a few I generated.
This one is rather macabre.
It definitely can be.
I’m pretty sure that’s now how it works.
Once in place, bureaucracies seldom go away.
Mike Budzynski is back to share the latest Azure API Management updates with Scott Hanselman.
Ziv Rafalovich joins Donovan Brown to introduce Azure Dedicated Host, which is a service that provides physical servers – able to host one or more virtual machines – dedicated to one Azure subscription.
Dedicated hosts are the same physical servers used in our data centers, provided as a resource. You can provision dedicated hosts within a region, availability zone, and fault domain. Then, you can place VMs directly into your provisioned hosts, in whatever configuration best meets your needs.
In this video, find out about the fastest path to quantum development—the Microsoft Quantum Development Kit and the Q# quantum programming language—featuring high-level language constructs, advanced code simulation, debugging, and documentation, and Microsoft’s portfolio of libraries and samples.
Tutorial also includes details on the Microsoft Quantum Katas, exercises designed to teach quantum programming and quantum concepts.
Here’s an interesting video from the Crowd, Cloud and the Future of Work event put on by Microsoft Research about human/AI partnership and the future of labor.
So far, AI has been able to learn how to see objects, create believable voices, compose music, and much more.
But can it read a piece of text and understand what’s going on?
Now it can.
Check out this interview with Dr. T. J. Hazen of Microsoft Research.
In this video, Jon Wood explores the Video Indexer cognitive service.
The Video Indexer analyzes your videos to provide insights and extract data from raw video.
Bloomberg explores the very real digital disruption happening in the call center industry.
This video explores a call center in the Dominican Republic, where Laura Morales is designing chatbots to respond to customer service requests.
Morales, a former call center agent herself, has benefited from her new job that is better paid and higher skilled than what she used to do.
Will these chatbots end up replacing the livelihoods of millions of agents around the world?
Siraj Raval generates his own voice with AI using some cutting edge techniques.
This is a relatively new technology and people have started generating not just celebrity voices, but entire musical pieces as well. The technology to generate sounds, both voices & music, has been rapidly improving the past few years thanks to deep learning. In this episode, I’ll first demo some AI generated music. Then, i’ll explain the physics of a waveform and how DeepMind used waveform-based data to generate some pretty realistic sounds in 2016. At the end, I’ll describe the cutting edge of generative sound modeling, a paper released just 2 months ago called “MelNet”. Enjoy!
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