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Microsoft Releases Reading Coach
ALSO: Google Invests 1 billion into a data center
Algot Persson
January 18, 2024
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In Today's Article:
Google Invests $1 Billion into UK data center
OpenAI Partners with Arizona State University
Microsoft Creates A Reading Coach
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Microsoft Made A Reading Coach
Microsoft has made its AI-based Reading Coach tool free for anyone with a Microsoft account.
Available on the web in preview, with a Windows app expected, Reading Coach will soon integrate with learning management systems.
It offers personalized reading practice, identifying challenging words and providing supportive tools.
The tool, built on Reading Progress from Teams for Education, allows educators to track student progress and offers a "choose your own story" feature for engaging narrative adventures.
🚀 In Today’s News
Google Invests $1 Billion into UK data center
Google announced a $1 billion investment to construct a data center near London, emphasizing its commitment to the UK's technology sector. Located in Waltham Cross, this facility will address the increasing demand for internet and AI services. The investment follows Google's recent property acquisitions in central London and highlights the UK's status as a tech and AI hub. The project, seen as a significant economic boost, will expand Google's data center capacity, support AI services, create jobs, and explore energy conservation through the reuse of waste heat.
OpenAI Partners with Arizona State University
OpenAI, has partnered with Arizona State University (ASU), extending its reach into education. ASU will access ChatGPT Enterprise, offering enhanced security and speed. This collaboration marks a shift from initial academic concerns over potential misuse of ChatGPT's capabilities. ASU's President, Michael Crow, views AI as a valuable educational tool. This move follows OpenAI's partnerships with the American Journalism Project and the Associated Press. From February, ASU will invite ideas for ChatGPT's best-use in education, ensuring data privacy and security, separate from OpenAI's training models.
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