Microsoft promotes Cortana's active behavioral features to developers, increasing Xiaona's initiative

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During the Build Developer Conference, Microsoft announced that Cortana will support proactive behavior. Cortana's proactive behavior can predict what users are likely to do and help developers increase the engagement of apps and websites. Cortana is evolving to analyze user behavior and anticipate the help users will need. Cortana's analysis is based on her understanding of the user's background or intent. Cortana is already running on Windows 10 and Android devices and has access to a wealth of data that analyzes user behavior, their scheduling, and the use of this content to analyze user needs. Developers can help Cortana build proactive behavior so that Cortana can help users through apps or websites, or help users do something with robots in the near future. Developers and users can also train Cortana to provide better help to users. Microsoft provides an example to explain this new feature: For example, for food delivery business practitioners, you can train Cortana to remember when people order, or when they are hungry. To do this, you can create a “scheduled meal” initiative for Cortana to analyze and judge “by lunchtime meeting” or “overtime to late”. Once Cortana notices that a meeting will end at lunch time, the user will be advised to place an order. Since Cortana has mastered the user's location and dietary preferences, it can provide a more personalized experience.