Thursday, October 17, 2019
Microsoft accessibility grants go out to companies aiming to improve tech for the disabled – TechCrunch
The tech world has a lot to offer those with disabilities, but it can be hard to get investors excited about the accessibility space. That’s why Microsoft’s AI for Accessibility grants are so welcome: equity-free Azure credits and cash for companies looking to adapt AI to the needs of those with disabilities. The company just announced ten more, including education for the blind startup
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