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How robots can assist students with disabilities

New tools use artificial intelligence to assist students with autism and dyslexia and address accessibility for those who are blind or deaf.

There's always room for improvement, especially when it comes to language and translation apps. That's why Microsoft Translator is still adding new inclusions to its roster, including Zulu and Somali.

Microsoft has just added two more languages to Translator, Zulu, and Somali, the company announced today.

Microsoft Translator and Azure AI are now using Microsofts new Z-code models for better and more efficient translation.

Two Microsoft services are getting tune-ups thanks to a host of AI models that will boost efficiency while retaining the computational benefits of the existing setups.

Microsoft Translator will improve its AI Translations through its new Project Z-Code. Microsoft Translator is now receiving a new power with its AI translation from the Project Z-Code Mixture of Experts that introduces new machine learning techniques.

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Microsoft Education today announced expanded literacy learning capabilities for teachers and students using its free Reading Progress app within Teams, and introduced a new integrated app called Reading Coach, a practice tool for students that automatically generates individualized exercises based on each student’s specific needs.