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This looks incredibly cool, not to mention incredibly useful. What I want to know is when I can use something like this for internet searches.
http://venturebeat.com/2015/02/23/e...aps-ibms-watson-supercomputer-for-its-brains/
http://venturebeat.com/2015/02/23/e...aps-ibms-watson-supercomputer-for-its-brains/
Their pitch beat out hundreds of rivals and won the grand prize at the IBM Watson Mobile Developer’s Challenge. The prize was the access to use the Watson supercomputer via a mobile app. The app streams a child’s questions over the cloud to fetch responses from Watson. The smarts are all in the cloud, while the toy is very simple as a Wi-Fi-connected conduit.
“We use Watson as the back-end knowledge base, and we gave the creature a grumbly-Cookie-Monstery-Muppety voice,” Coolidge said in an interview with VentureBeat. “Kids seem to enjoy it. All of the magic is in the technology.”