Microsoft announces $25M initiative to create apps that help the disabled Microsoft wants to work with developers to create apps that leverage artificial intelligence to help disabled people.

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Redmond-based Microsoft marked the beginning of this year’s National Disability Employment Awareness Month this week—colloquially known as NDEAM for short—by publishing two blog posts, one each ...

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