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This looks rather similar to IBM Watson, but with the added input of the end-user's preferences.
by kitd 12y ago
This looks rather similar to IBM Watson, but with the added input of the end-user's preferences.
- mark_l_watson 12y agoI have used IBM Watson and this seems very different (and also in very early stage development). This seems more like Google Now than Siri. My friends with iPhones just ask Siri questions. Google Now also takes actions of creating info cards, adding stuff to my calendar that appears in emails, provides traffic warnings, etc. One problem that does not get enough discussion is false positives when taking actions. I saw on my calendar the other day that I was supposed to be checking into a hotel in some random city that day. It turns out that a customer had sent me an email that included his travel plans. Voila! Google Now 'thought' that I was taking a trip.