The emerging technology of cognitive services teaches computers to understand the world as we humans do. Last night’s #AzureGovMeetup in DC focused on exactly how the exciting and powerful capabilities of cognitive services can help government agencies better meet their unique missions and improve citizen services and engagement.
Our speakers included Justin “Doc” Herman, program lead of Emerging Citizen Technology, Technology Transformation Service, General Services Administration, who shared how government is advancing the use of emerging technologies. The night also featured compelling presentations and demos on Microsoft Cognitive Services by Steve Michelotti, senior program manager, Azure Government; and Ken Hausman, data platform solution architect of Microsoft.
In case you missed it, AIS livestreamed a few portions of the event on Twitter. Watch the videos below and be sure to follow us @AISTeam. (And check out the #AzureGovMeetup hashtag for more photos and insights from the outstanding lineup of experts.) For future DC AzureGov Meetup dates and details, go here. We hope to see you next month!
Live from the #azuregovmeetup https://t.co/nDRSoW9JRq
— AIS (@aisteam) March 29, 2017
Speech translation demo at #azuregovmeetup https://t.co/3seTv4lR4q
— AIS (@aisteam) March 29, 2017
More on #cognitiveservices from @microsoft! #azuregovmeetup https://t.co/44OTu8ObgB
— AIS (@aisteam) March 29, 2017
Changing your agency or business by using #facialrecognition in #CognitiveServices pic.twitter.com/cZB3urIUWQ
— AIS (@aisteam) March 29, 2017
At #AzureGovMeetup last night there was a question about internals of the #cognitive API. This blog may help https://t.co/UIoaSfjFnD
— Vishwas Lele (@vlele) March 30, 2017
Another great turnout in DC! #AzureGovMeetup #azuregov @aisteam @vlele pic.twitter.com/94ku4J6KAn
— Benny Dastani (@bdastani) March 29, 2017