Forbes: Microsoft Transforms Communications With Agentic AI Avatars From D-ID

Ron Friedman
5 March 2025
A grid of 20 portraits features diverse people, AdAge ai avatars, a zebra, a raccoon, and two cats as unique brand spokespeople, all dressed in orange attire against vibrant orange-themed backgrounds.

Startup D-ID announced a new partnership with Microsoft today to provide enterprises and developers with tools to create agentic AI avatars for Microsoft Teams and other Microsoft software, meeting the highest security standards. Adding a visually engaging, natural layer to AI agents promises to enable appealing customer interactions and more personalized customer experiences.

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