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Well, right, that wouldn't be Jeopardy, but ultimately, I don't really care about Jeopardy, thus my question. What I (and most of us here, I think) would find i
by moskie 16y ago
Well, right, that wouldn't be Jeopardy, but ultimately, I don't really care about Jeopardy, thus my question. What I (and most of us here, I think) would find interesting is how Watson's language processing abilities compares to that of (very smart) people. I don't really care how fast Watson can ring a buzzer. If there was a way to gauge that, I'd find it interesting.
- kenjackson 16y agoI assume you mean "natural" language processing. For that trivia is the wrong test. It's better to just give it paragraphs and ask it questions about the paragraph. And of course have increasing levels of difficult. More like the SAT reading comprehension test. This would extract how it stores data brought in from structured/unstructed sources and the actual task of processing natural language. I suspect it will be a fair bit worse at processing natural language than even the average person.