Starting out on Jeopardy wasn't just a publicity stunt for the system, it gave Watson's engineers something to build towards, and informed some of the major capabilities Watson still relies on today. But in order to do that we had to learn some things that might be extensible for other problems. Not a lot of people talk about what specifically those widgets are. The first thing Watson learned to do for Jeopardy was to "disambiguate linguistic anomalies" or, in plain English, to understand plain English.
This means, among many other things, taking colloquialisms in stride, like "feet smell" and "houses burn up before they burn down". But the programmers haven't hardwired any of that in -- instead Watson has to learn to understand English, and to do it without ever processing language on the same level humans do. Second, Watson had to buzz in with its answer within three seconds, with a confidence score, which means it has to be both fast and have an awareness of how well it did finding an answer.
The confidence score functionality has obvious implications in healthcare, and has already shown up as part of the Watson deployment at Memorial Sloan Kettering. Finally, Watson has to work with a large body of text with no links in it -- something that materially separates it from search engines like Google, which use links as a kind of ersatz crowdsourcing in helping to return a relevant answer. And one more piece of functionality that Watson has acquired since Jeopardy is the ability to handle "questions" that are much bigger than a few sentences.
In the case of the Sloan Kettering work, for instance, the query is an entire patient case file. And Watson is equipped to handle complex questions, within the right context. Companies pay a huge salary premium for talent at top institutes, with the average salary at a tier 3 B-school or a technology institute pegged at one-third of the salary at top institutes. While artificial intelligence and machine learning have been there since the s, the availability of huge amounts of data is making the difference now.
IBM's brand reputation, brand strength and our hundred-year legacy of being a trusted partner plays to our strength in a world that is increasingly focused, he said. Titan will also use IBM's platforms to drive users to its brand websites and boost footfall in stores. Titan aims to use IBM's platforms to drive visitors to its brand websites as well as footfall into its 1, retail stores and 10, multi-brand outlets located across India. The foundation is in place.
Digital is the foundation. India's next path is to now make the world cognitive. The driverless car remains one of the most exciting applications of AI, but it is unlikely to work in the absence of detailed and high resolution maps. It is not enough to have engineers who can write code, we need thousands of PhDs in engineering and maths and science, capable of critical thought.
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