Microsoft just released an incredible new app that helps blind people see the world around them
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"I think it's a young girl throwing an orange Frisbee in the park," Microsoft's AI will tell you.
In March, Microsoft showed off a prototype of its Seeing AI app, which looked very promising at the time, but the company released the free app to all iOS users on Wednesday.
Using a smartphone camera or a pair of camera-equipped smart glasses, the Seeing AI app can identify things in your environment - people, objects, and even emotions - to provide important context for what's going on around you.
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