Microsoft opens Imagine Cup to startups, and the new rules show how its AI strategy has changed
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AI Global WireMicrosoft's Imagine Cup, a student competition since 2003, is opening to startups whose founders aren't in school. The rules no longer require Microsoft's own AI, just its Azure cloud, and diversity ...
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