Microsoft Seeing AI app comes to Android, aims to help visually impaired people
Microsoft Seeing AI app comes to Android, aims to help visually impaired people
Microsoft launches Seeing AI app on Android, expanding language support. The app assists low vision and blind users, providing details about images and objects. It is available for download on Google Play Store and supports 18 languages, with plans to expand to 36 by next year. Users can ask questions about documents and get summaries of articles. The app utilizes generative AI and narration to provide assistance through the smartphone's camera. Microsoft aims to improve user understanding of the world with this app.
Microsoft launches Seeing AI app on Android, expanding language support. The app assists low vision and blind users, providing details about images and objects. It is available for download on Google Play Store and supports 18 languages, with plans to expand to 36 by next year. Users can ask questions about documents and get summaries of articles. The app utilizes generative AI and narration to provide assistance through the smartphone's camera. Microsoft aims to improve user understanding of the world with this app.
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Microsoft launches Seeing AI app on Android, expanding language support. The app assists low vision and blind users, providing details about images and objects. It is available for download on Google Play Store and supports 18 languages, with plans to expand to 36 by next year. Users can ask questions about documents and get summaries of articles. The app utilizes generative AI and narration to provide assistance through the smartphone's camera. Microsoft aims to improve user understanding of the world with this app. 
