Microsoft Project Oxford -- Artificial Intelligence APIs for Developers

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With Microsoft Project Oxford (http://aka.ms/projectoxford), Microsoft is empowering developers to build artificial intelligence powered apps using vision, speech and language APIs. Developed from years of research, some of these APIs include the same technology used in popular Microsoft products. Easy to implement, always up to-date and cross-platform by design.



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