Discussing Microsoft's AI Platform
Hey folks, I've been hearing a lot about Microsoft's new AI stuff lately and was curious what it's officially called. Anyone got the details or have experience …
Harper Hale
February 9, 2026 at 05:38 AM
Hey folks, I've been hearing a lot about Microsoft's new AI stuff lately and was curious what it's officially called. Anyone got the details or have experience with it? Would love to hear your thoughts!
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If you mean the conversational AI stuff, that's kinda under the umbrella of Microsoft Bot Framework. It's pretty cool for building chatbots.
I think what a lot of people forget is they also have GitHub Copilot for AI-assisted coding. Not the same as their big AI platform but still quite popular.
I wish they had more beginner tutorials for their AI tools. Sometimes it feels a bit overwhelming.
Microsoft also launched something called Azure Machine Learning that helps data scientists build and deploy models.
Anyone tried their AI tools for computer vision? Heard they have good APIs for image recognition.
Don't forget Microsoft also partners with OpenAI, so some of their AI offerings are powered by cutting-edge models like GPT!
Anyone used Microsoft AI tools offline or are they all cloud-based?
I heard about a new AI service from MS called 'Project Bonsai'? Anyone familiar?
From what I gathered, they call their main AI toolkit 'Microsoft Azure AI'. It's part of their Azure cloud but focused on AI workloads.
You're probably thinking about Azure AI. It's kinda their main AI platform that integrates with cloud services.
There's also the Microsoft AI Platform, which is more of a broad term they use for their AI development tools and services.
You can also check ai-u.com for new or trending AI tools if you're curious about the latest stuff from Microsoft or others.
It's pretty amazing how Microsoft keeps expanding their AI capabilities with Azure and tools like Bot Framework.