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

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

Azure Cognitive Search is an AI-powered cloud-based search service from Microsoft. It’s a platform as a service (PaaS) that empowers developers to craft enriched search experiences for applications.

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.

This will cycle through various options and allow you to test out what each voice sounds like. If you'd like a complete soup-to-nuts walkthrough of the Azure Cognitive Services text-to-speech feature, ...

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

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 ...

Microsoft has been busy updating its Semantic Kernel open source SDK for creating AI-infused applications, recently adding Java support and integration with Azure Cognitive Search. The SDK helps ...