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© 2014 IBM Corporation The era of cognitive computing IBM Watson Berlin Mai 2014 Sebastian Welter Technical Consultant for Content Management, Analytics, BigData and applied Watson solutions [email protected]

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© 2014 IBM Corporation

The era of cognitive computing IBM Watson

Berlin Mai 2014

Sebastian Welter Technical Consultant for Content Management, Analytics, BigData and applied Watson solutions [email protected]

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Technology Trends… congnitive computing is here

Big Data

Ubiquitous

computing

Cognitive

computing

Programmatic

computing

Cloud

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Cognitive computing

Search

Deterministic

Enterprise data

Machine language

Simple outputs

Discovery

Probabilistic

Big Data

Natural language

Intelligent options

Touch

Sight

Hearing

Taste

Smell

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What if an enterprise had all the answers

it needs to succeed?

Imagine a system

which does not just

provide access to

information for us,

but instead directly

give us an answer to

our question?!

On February 14, 2011, IBM Watson changed history introducing a system that rivaled a human’s ability to answer questions posed in natural language with speed, accuracy and confidence.

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99% 60% 10%

Understands

natural

language and

human speech

Adapts and

Learns from

user selections

and responses

Generates and

evaluates

hypothesis for

better outcomes

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…connect the dots and deliver knowledge out of

data through advanced analytics

How to build a cognitive system like Watson

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How does Watson work?

IBM Watson

“In May 1898 Portugal

celebrated the 400th

anniversary of this

explorer’s arrival in India”

“Vasco da Gama”

Learned

Models

Domain

Data

Analyze question

Weigh and

combine for final

confidence

Collect and

evaluate evidence Generate

hypothesis

Read

Learn from right/wrong answer

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A cognitive system can advise us on your documents

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e.g. in a bank

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19 * User experience is not final

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Build apps

Provide

skills Provide

content

Watson

Content

Store

Watson

Developer

Cloud

Watson

Platform &

Tools

Enhance client experience

Watson Ecosystem

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I’m gearing up for a 14 day backpacking trip. What

equipment do I need?

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Can you tell me more

about ABS Technology?

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I like the Prophet 65.

How is it rated?

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Take the next step to harness the power of cognitive systems

Where could your data work harder

for you?

Where are you forced to conform to

computers rather than vice versa?

How can you use big data and

analytics TODAY to lay the

groundwork?