Microsoft & Prism Skylabs: Using AI to help organizations search visual data

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Prism Skylabs is using Microsoft Cognitive Services to help businesses search, analyze and categorize their videos automatically with artificial intelligence.

Prism created its Prism Vision app using the Computer Vision API from Microsoft Cognitive Services. The company also developed strategic partnerships with companies around the world, helping them search through pictures, closed-circuit and security camera footage and other video for specific events, items and people. Through this, the company was able to track and measure 4.5 billion interactions with customers.

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