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Have they not really added much to it since the Jeopardy stunt? We get some periodic rumblings about integrating it with a customer-service tool, but it is sta
by douche 11y ago
Have they not really added much to it since the Jeopardy stunt? We get some periodic rumblings about integrating it with a customer-service tool, but it is starting to sound a little Duke Nukem Forever
- vcarl 11y agoThey have it doing medical analysis (I'm hesitant to say "diagnosis" but I think it's being used to find symptom patterns doctors might otherwise miss). http://www.ibm.com/smarterplanet/us/en/ibmwatson/health/ http://www.ibm.com/smarterplanet/us/en/ibmwatson/health/ Watson for Oncology analyzes a patient’s medical information against a vast array of data, including ongoing expert training from MSK physicians, cancer case histories, and more, to provide evidence-based treatment options.
- papercruncher 11y agoDoes Chef Watson count? It's actually pretty neat as a consumer tool, it suggests the weirdest things but somehow they taste fine. No idea about the inner workings though https://www.ibmchefwatson.com/ https://www.ibmchefwatson.com/
- kristopolous 11y agoThese are "invented" by the computer right? I just had a suggestion for shrimp, peanut, olive oil, ginger, garlic, grapefruit juice, blood orange, dill, coriander seed, turmeric That's a really odd mix but it honestly seems ok ... although I'd sub the shrimp for salmon ... apparently I can in the interface. Nice. Also the ingredient input seems to lack exotic things like frogs, rattlesnakes, camels, durian, or ostrich. But quinoa and quail eggs are there.