David Ferrucci οf IBM discusses thе DeepQA Project; thе technology аnԁ architecture behind IBM’s newest technological innovation, thе qυеѕtіοn answering аnԁ natural language processing system, Watson. Visit ibmwatson.com fοr more information.
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@PatabookG5 if you don’t like it you can go live in a cave
When can people on the Internet start asking Watson questions
I’m studying Artificial Intelligence in Amsterdam at the moment and I can’t wait to help develop Watson 2.0
Are the slides used in this presentation online? I’d love to use them in my own small presentation about Watson.
@AnitaCock of course. please make any other scientific breakthrough completely insignificant, which was made possible with the help of IBM because I beg you to overrate the finding you think you have made there even more. How tasty was my little frenchman?
WOW! “IBM & THE HOLOCAUST” is a popular subject of videos! It’s AMAZING how many videos there are, on the subject of “IBM & THE HOLOCAUST”! Without IBM machines, HITLER COULDN’T OF WIPED OUT 6 MILLION VICTIMS!!!!!
1. Human Brain
“Powered by a Sandwich and a glass of water”.
2. Watson
“Powered by Megawatts of power”.
IBM = Skynet
Watched the whole thing and don’t regret it
@jameschuston Still less than one.
@jameschuston you a janitor somewhere?
It is another very powerful and dumb machine. (IDIOT SAVANT)
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“Watson is a triumphant celebration of thirty years of advances in efficiently indexing a large, broad library of texts, and fifty years of advances in statistical machine learning that can train on a huge set of past Jeopardy! example clues and responses,” says machine learning pioneer Doug Lenat of Cycorp Inc. in Austin, Tex.
— USA Today, “What is Does Watson want your job?”
sounds like skynet to me…
Pie r Round, Cornbread Square!
Pie r Round, Cornbread Square!
The idea I had was if a computer such as watson could hear a human voice process the words (which would not be hard because cell phones already have this ability).
The idea I had was if a computer such as watson could hear a human voice process the words (which would not be hard because cell phones already have this ability).
The idea I had was if a computer such as watson could hear a human talk process the words (which would not be hard because cell phones already have this ability).
@doom032 yes,but it,s a child know, it learns.see it as the development from DOS to Windows for example and look at the size if Watson, the first pc where just as big, 20 years later we have labtobs an use internet on cellphones.
@doom032
and its know how to reply
@mrpishi1 It’s not really smart, it just knows a lot.
@jameschuston
another typo in your correction itself.
ln ((12546798*pi) )^ 2 / 34567.46 = 0.00885 (instead of your 0.00855
and removing the extra parens.. simplifies to
ln (12546798*pi) ^ 2 / 34567.46 = 0.00885
@jameschuston
I agree, I came to the same answer. the paren changes the answer to .001011191733