Microsoft announces new AI platform for Windows 10 developers ahead of Build, including ability to import different learning models, available in Visual Studio
To be part of the discussion or ask … Chris Merriman / Inquirer : Microsoft is bringing more AI to Windows 10 with Window ML for developers Ken Manbert Salcedo / International Business Times : Microsoft Reveals New AI Platform For Next Major Windows 10 Update Firstpost : Windows 10 has added a latest update called Windows ML which will focus on improving the AI capabilities of the platform John Kennedy / Silicon Republic : Tech made in Ireland to play a key role in bringing AI into Windows 10 Jon Fingas / Engadget : Windows 10's next major update includes an AI platform Cohen Coberly / TechSpot : A ‘major’ upcoming Windows 10 update will bring a dedicated AI platform for developers Tristan Greene / The Next Web : Intel's VPU could save gamers from losing GPU power to AI in the next Windows update Brad Linder / Liliputing : Microsoft is building support for AI apps into Windows 10 with Windows ML Gareth Halfacree / bit-tech.net : Microsoft promises embedded AI in WIndows 10 Dan Thorp-Lancaster / Windows Central : Microsoft announces AI platform for developers coming to Windows 10 Kevin Gallo / Windows Blog : Three things you need to know about Windows Developer Day Maria Deutscher / SiliconANGLE : Microsoft will ship a built-in AI platform with the next release of Windows 10 Mark Hachman / PCWorld : Windows ML will tap your PC hardware to smarten up Windows 10 apps with AI Bogdan Popa / Softpedia News : Microsoft Makes AI and Machine Learning Available for Windows 10 Developers Nat Levy / GeekWire : Microsoft will open up AI and machine learning advances to third party developers in next major Windows 10 update Kam VedBrat / Windows Blog : AI Platform for Windows Developers Peter Bright / Ars Technica : Next big Windows update will bring hardware-accelerated machine learning Tweets: Mary Jo Foley / @maryjofoley : Microsoft pitches Windows 10 as an AI platform for developers. What does this mean? Good question: http://www.zdnet.com/...