And 45 minutes. Unenthk you for that usiastic welcome back. [laughter] i appreciate that. Its monday, so we are only going downhill from here. Our next guest is very exciting to have him join us on the stage. We talked a little bit about ai. Elon is not offend, yuri is. Elon is not a fan. Please welcome dr. John kelly from ibm and our moderator. We are going to do a live demo. What are we about to see, and why do we care . What you are about to see something that no one else has ever seen, other than those deep in my research labs. Many of you remember watson, the Artificial Intelligence machine on the game of jeopardy. At the time he was an open domain question and answer system. Fastforward to today, what youre going to see is watson has adjusted all of wikipedia, and not answers questions, but reasons over that and conform opinions on any subject. So the tech guys can make it turn on for us. The recount. I believe it has in introduction going on first. Watson . Is he going to do wit
Mike i can tell you the first time i premuch discovered alternate medicine. Being in the military, you have to operate. Coming home, that white noise is deafening. There is the transition to the out of military, and i did not properly transmission. Path and went to the veterans administration. Here is what has been given to you. Here you go. I went into a diabolical downward spiral. I saw it was not a route i wanted to take. Him and, the same pathway. I was taking a significant amount of medicine for anxiety. I could not function on a daily basis. I was not in the gym. I was not healthy. I knew that i had to change what i was doing because i was not going to be around for too much longer. Mike i went on a retreat down in asian beach. And one of the things i saw teaches you about how medical cannabis with massage there be and healing, all of that for stress, and it is extremely beneficial. Matt there is so much medicine that veterans are on these days, it is overwhelming. Mike i would n
Here. Our next guest is very exciting to have him join us on the stage. Uri and i talked a little bit about a. I. Elons not a fan, uri is. Either way, the future is here. So please welcome to the stage dr. John kelly from ibm and our moderator, alex wilhelm. Okay. So were going to try to be different today. Were going to do a live demo which i props you works this morning promise you works this morning. Well see. What were about to see and why do we care . Well, alex, what youre about to see is something that no one else has ever seen other than people deep in my research labs. Many of you remember watson, the Artificial Intelligence machine, on the game of jeopardy. At the time it was an open domain, question and answer system at the forefront of Artificial Intelligence. Fast forward to today, what youre going to see is watson has ingested all of wikipedia and not only answers questions, but reasons over that and form opinions on any subject. Okay. Lets, so the tech guys can make it t
The minimum wage. How much is that in maryland, harriet . Itler i believe right now is 7. 45. Host tell us about your experience. Caller im going to tell you my concern. Because there is going to be more competition in jobs. I am also an older worker. And there is credits given. I am not sure what, but when you fill out your application, they give credits. The government gives credits if you have ever been on welfare and for certain things they give the employer credits. They lower the wage for those people. And we are already and competition. We are getting older. We cant here as well, we cant well, well, hear as can see as well, and we cant compete as well. We cant live on social security. We didnt even get a raise this year. Host lets get a Quick Reaction to her experience from kendall fells. Guest i agree. You know, we have some politicians down in florida that took what the workers called the minimum wage challenge, which was essentially politicians trying to live off the weekly s
Ready to deliver. You for the opportunity to share my view about this interesting topic. It is always good to start with some background. The reliability of wikipedia compared to other encyclopedias through comparative review, strengths and weaknesses inherent. My inherent is that wikipedia is reliable. Another reason is that they provided better coverage. These claims are supported by scientific literature. An early study conducted by ibm , that vandalism is usually repaired extremely quickly that most users will never see its effect and concluded that wikipedia has surprisingly effective selfhealing capabilities. I hope i have convinced you to support my view. Reliable. Is makes High School Kids everywhere happy. When you ingest that much data into watson, how do you train it to understand how to formulate questions and answers . Understandomatically calling in topics from a data set . You just give it a topic. He was not trained in that domain. Wikipediaformation to and gave a topic