Copilot in Action: Building Next-Gen Bots with Microsoft Copilot Studio
At Microsoft Ignite we announced Microsoft Copilot Studio, a low-code comprehensive conversational AI solution that unlocks new Copilot capabilities. Join us at Microsoft Ignite to learn about this new tool and how to use it to build intelligent bots.
Bug?? Sharing teams Assignment posts
Hi guys Has anyone come across a bug when sharing an Assignment post (ie a post that is created by the assignments bot when an assignment is created) using the "Share to Outlook function" a message is generated in the body of the email with text and a link as follows "Card - access it on https://go.skype.com/cards.unsupported." Any ideas what is causing this? The link is not entered by the user manually or taken by teams from the instructions or any attachments in the Assignment. What is strange this is not happening every time, only certain posts cause this bug. Appreciate your input. Thanks MichalBeep Boop: Learn Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Together
Want to learn about artificial intelligence and machine learning? Wish there was a way to learn in a fun and judgement-free zone? Then this is the show for you! Join Cloud Advocates Chloe and Ornella as they begin their own journey of learning AI & ML through the free resources available on Microsoft Learn! Join weekly as they work through modules, build projects, and answer your questions. No previous AI/ML learning experience required- beginners are welcomed and encouraged to join!Learning how to build a Microsoft Azure Health Bot
A group of Microsoft Learn Student Ambassadors have been working for past 10 months under the guidance and mentorship of the team with the Microsoft Azure Health Bot Product Group to bring a brand new learning path for anyone who's looking out to build a Azure Health Bot.Mission Hack- Cognitive Services, Bots, IOT and gaming fun
First published on MSDN on Feb 20, 2018 Guest blog by team Mission Hack from Cambridge Hack by Johannes Goslar Microsoft Student Partner at Oxford UniversitySo the idea In the beginning, we had a motivated team of 4 randomly mixed together people, set out on a mission to not cure cancer, but visually identify different skin conditions, we built a hardware prototype and reduced the cable clutter of a raspberry pi when attaching a camera, speakers and a microphone.
