Seeing AI is now even more accessible with 5 new languages

Seeing AI now works natively in Dutch, French, German, Japanese, and Spanish.

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Microsoft's Seeing AI accessibility app expanded beyond English with its latest update.
The app now works natively with Dutch, French, German, Japanese, and Spanish.
Native speakers can now use Seeing AI to interpret the world around them in their own language.


Microsoft has steadily increased the capabilities of its Seeing AI app since 2017, and now it's getting even more accessible. The app, which helps those with visual impairments interpret the world around them, received native support for five new languages with its latest update. The app now supports Dutch, French, German, Japanese, and Spanish.

Previously, Seeing AI only worked with English, which, despite its goals for making the world more accessible for everyone, limited its use outside of English-speaking countries. Now, anyone who speaks any of the five newly supported languages can use Seeing AI to explore the scene...