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Artificial intelligence may be the technology that shapes our world more than any other over the next 50 years. From medical diagnostics to self driving cars, the ability for machines to mimic and potentially surpass some of the complex tasks that humans can perform is both extremely exciting and terrifying. The Microsoft Image Recognizer component puts the power of one of the most powerful artificial intelligence tools currently available--the Microsoft Computer Vision API--in the palm of your hand and the hands of your users.

- Select any picture you’ve already taken or take a new one and you’ll get back a one sentence description of the image and a list of description tags. The Microsoft Computer Vision API learns its image descriptions by training over millions (if not billions) of photos and will continue to improve as it trains on more data.
Important: You can only select images that have a single person in it to get a good result.

- Select any picture you’ve already taken or take a new one and you’ll get back the most likely emotion that the machines can detect (from a list that includes happiness, anger, contempt, sadness, fear, neutral or surprise). The Microsoft Emotion API learns its emotions by training over millions (if not billions) of photos and will continue to improve as it trains on more data.
Important: You can only select images that have a single person in it to get a good result.

Recognition is experimental, and not always accurate!
This application using free open api MS Project Oxford for analyzing.
Application requared internet connection to analize photo at server side.
*This app is not affiliated with Microsoft*