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Empowering Apps with Microsoft Cognitive Services
Microsoft Cognitive Services let you build apps with powerful algorithms using just a few lines of code. They work across devices and platforms such as iOS, Android, and Windows, keep improving, and are easy to set up. Join us to learn about those APIs (including Bing search APIs) and see how you could embed them into your software solutions.
Speaker
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Blazej Kotelko
Senior Program Manager
Blazej works as a Senior Program Manager for Bing and Cortana Ecosystem team within Microsoft Artificial Intelligence and research Group working with external partners interested in this tech.
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