Microsoft’s Cognitive Search API now offers vector search as a service, ready for use with large language models in Azure OpenAI and beyond.

At Ignite 2019, Microsoft announced a series of new updates to Azure Cognitive Services, including new capabilities in Cognitive Search.

When Azure Cognitive Search is paired with the Azure OpenAI service, the search processes not only become more intelligent but also more intuitive.

Microsoft rolled out updates across its AI and machine learning cloud portfolio during its Ignite 2020 virtual conference.

Not only have Microsoft's Bot Framework and Service been updated, but new AI functionality and language capabilities have been introduced for apps that leverage Azure Cognitive Services as well.

Cognitive Services is one part of the Azure AI platform, which also includes: knowledge mining with Azure Search; several machine learning services; and AI apps and agents, including Cognitive ...

At its annual Inspire conference, Microsoft announced a number of new AI features headed to Azure, perhaps the most notable of which is Vector Search. Available in preview through Azure Cognitive ...

With Azure AI Content Understanding, Microsoft is using a new generation of multimodal AI models to boost familiar Cognitive Services functions.

Azure Cognitive Services is letting developers create natural-sounding speech even without a lot of expertise in machine learning. Here's how. Traditionally, when a computer has attempted to convert ...