NOW ON DEMAND | Bring your morning coffee and join Karuana Gatimu and Heather Cook for Mondays atMicrosoft| Monday, June 24th, 2024, at 8:00am PDT (now on demand), get the latest news and views from the Microsoft Community and beyond. Note: For all episodes, you can watch the show live right here on its Community News Desk event page or via LinkedIn Live on its https://www.linkedin.com/company/microsoft-community/?viewAsMember=true. #CommunityLuv
Show notes & links to all that was shared on June 24th, 2024:
Microsoft is creating solutions to https://aka.ms/GroundingAI
Microsoft to help rural hospitals https://aka.ms/RuralHospitalDefense
https://aka.ms/AIforHealthProgram is a philanthropic program by Microsoft to support nonprofits, researchers, and organizations
https://aka.ms/MicrosoftAirbandInitiative brings internet access to underserved communities around the world
https://aka.ms/MoreWomenOnline | Learn how we are partnering to address the gender digital divide, ensuring more women and girls have access to transformative technology.
Microsoft's https://aka.ms/SustainabilityReport2024 | A key principle of work for Microsoft is transparency. This report, published annually, includes our strategy, progress against our goals, and key challenges and trends we see in this work.
Gain access to industry-leading AI services with https://aka.ms/startups
Work with https://aka.ms/PowerApps/ERDview assisted by Copilot
Use https://aka.ms/PowerPages/PowerFx for authoring dynamic content
https://aka.ms/CommunityNewsDesk on the Microsoft Tech Community
https://aka.ms/M365ConSessions, from the Microsoft 365 Community Conference: Keynotes, general sessions, and breakout sessions.
Find your next event: https://communitydays.org/
To learn more about the Microsoft Global Community Initiative - a meeting place for all who are part of the Microsoft Community ecosystem, all are welcome: https://aka.ms/MGCI
We launched a new page listing our newly minted regional directors. https://aka.ms/MGCIAdvisors
Teaching Language Models to Hallucinate Less with Synthetic Tasks: https://arxiv.org/abs/2310.06827
“Microsoft wants to ensure that every AI system it builds is something you trust and can use effectively,” says Sarah Bird, chief product officer for Responsible AI at the company. “We’re in a position of having many experts and the resources to invest in this space, so we see ourselves as helping to light the way on figuring out how to use new AI technologies responsibly — and then enabling everyone else to do it too.”
