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Microsoft to Preview AI Features Inspired by ChatGPT for Word, PowerPoint and Outlook: Report
Microsoft is said to be preparing to demonstrate AI-powered capabilities for its Microsoft Office apps: Word, PowerPoint, and Outlook. The company is reportedly working on integrating advanced technology from OpenAI with the ability to generate content and other data based on machine learning technlogy from the San Francisco startup.
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Government Launches Mobile App Sign Learn for Indian Sign Languages
The Centre on Friday launched an Indian Sign Language (ISL) dictionary mobile application called Sign Learn containing 10,000 words. The app is available in Android as well as iOS versions, and all the words in the ISL dictionary can be searched through Hindi or English medium, officials said. The sign videos of the app can also be shared on social...
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Google Maps Improves Transliterated Search Results for 10 Indian Languages
Google Maps has built an ensemble of learning models to transliterate names of Latin script point of interest (POI) areas in the country to enable a more accurate search result. This means native language users will now get more accurate results of POIs in India than before.
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How to Convert PDF to Word for Free
PDF to Word converter? In this article, we list a few methods through which you can convert PDF files into editable word documents for free.
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Facebook Testing Chat Assist for Messenger; Adds New Group Chat Polls Feature
The company is testing the feature will use machine learning with a service called Chat Assist that recognizes words to prompt an action.
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ReadMe! Ebook Speed Reading App for iPhone Now Available to Download
According to the developer, within just minutes, most readers can learn to double their reading speed to between 400 and 450 words per minute.
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Swype for Android beta gets Living Language support, learns new words in real-time
Swype Living Language is basically meant to customise your keyboard experience on the basis of your text inputs and offer predictions based on your most used words.
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Microsoft to Preview AI Features Inspired by ChatGPT for Word, PowerPoint and Outlook: Report
Microsoft is said to be preparing to demonstrate AI-powered capabilities for its Microsoft Office apps: Word, PowerPoint, and Outlook. The company is reportedly working on integrating advanced technology from OpenAI with the ability to generate content and other data based on machine learning technlogy from the San Francisco startup.
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Government Launches Mobile App Sign Learn for Indian Sign Languages
The Centre on Friday launched an Indian Sign Language (ISL) dictionary mobile application called Sign Learn containing 10,000 words. The app is available in Android as well as iOS versions, and all the words in the ISL dictionary can be searched through Hindi or English medium, officials said. The sign videos of the app can also be shared on social...
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Google Maps Improves Transliterated Search Results for 10 Indian Languages
Google Maps has built an ensemble of learning models to transliterate names of Latin script point of interest (POI) areas in the country to enable a more accurate search result. This means native language users will now get more accurate results of POIs in India than before.
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How to Convert PDF to Word for Free
PDF to Word converter? In this article, we list a few methods through which you can convert PDF files into editable word documents for free.
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Facebook Testing Chat Assist for Messenger; Adds New Group Chat Polls Feature
The company is testing the feature will use machine learning with a service called Chat Assist that recognizes words to prompt an action.
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ReadMe! Ebook Speed Reading App for iPhone Now Available to Download
According to the developer, within just minutes, most readers can learn to double their reading speed to between 400 and 450 words per minute.
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Swype for Android beta gets Living Language support, learns new words in real-time
Swype Living Language is basically meant to customise your keyboard experience on the basis of your text inputs and offer predictions based on your most used words.
