Women’s History Month isn’t just about celebrating the past—it’s a call to shape the future. In today’s digital age, education and technology merge to inspire the next generation of leaders. Microsoft Education’s recent initiative provides educators with a dynamic toolkit to empower students by...
Microsoft is rewriting the tech playbook by intertwining cutting-edge artificial intelligence with a refreshing dose of empathy. Under the visionary leadership of Satya Nadella, the technology giant is not only redefining business and consumer technology but also setting a new standard for...
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Can AI customer support chatbot effectively handle complex queries and understand nuanced customer needs? How do they navigate emotions and provide empathetic responses? While these bots promise efficiency and accessibility, are there limitations to their problem-solving...
John Porter is an input and accessibility designer who is unable to use what so many take for granted: a keyboard and mouse. Porter relies almost entirely on his voice and speech recognition technology, in addition to switches (a series of buttons with pre-defined actions to cover a small range...
As a kid, Charles Taylor was always interested in tech – though he didn’t know exactly what that meant, beyond translating to a job related to computer science. Growing up in Littleton, North Carolina – an actual little town with less than 700 people – he went to school with the same group of...
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Growing up in a rural village in India, Ashwini Doddalingappanavar was expected to follow the example of the women before her: stay close, get married and have children. She defied her community’s expectations to forge her own path. She learned how to use a mobile phone and access online maps...
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I have a lot of empathy & understanding for my colleagues in the Forum. However, I realise as new folks keep coming to the forum, we must persevere. The point of a forum, as we see it, the aim, is to help people, guide, instruct, offer some insight & enlightenment & maybe, even fix...
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Liking Software ≠ Disliking People
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With the release of the Windows 8 Consumer Preview, many individuals and persons will have opinions differing from your own. Many people enjoy this new operating system preview, while others disagree with its design for a multitude of...
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This story combines two topics that really piss us off, bad cops and bad teachers. I guess the good news is that the teachers were not trying to molest the poor kid. Watch how this snowballs from one bad decision after another.
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