By David Zaharchuk and Sandipan Sarkar, IBM Cognitive computing has arrived. And as cognitive becomes part of our every day world, it has the potential to radically redefine everyday life ...

Cognitive computing systems may also include ontologies that provide facts about entities and the relationships among them, whether general or specific. Training the system Because cognitive computing ...

Cognitive computing is real. It is here now, and as time goes on, it is only going to become more widely adopted and provide competitive advantages that will allow some enterprises to leapfrog their ...

Managing change in an increasingly digital world is both a challenge and an opportunity for accounting firms. Today, we are entering the era of the “Smart Internet,” as machines can be taught to learn ...

IBM launches cognitive computing hardware unit: Enter the Watson, Power 9 stack Here's the upshot: IBM is looking to speed up training for Watson, neural networks and machine learning.

Depending upon whom you ask, the nascent field of cognitive computing is either the most important trend in technology since programmable computers, a massively intrusive spying tool that can lay ...

While we can expect many new roles to emerge from the introduction of cognitive computing, they will without a doubt require a deep set of skills that entry level agents simply do not possess.

The distinguishing features of fully functioning cognitive computing systems include transparency about the sources of training and insight generation and the ability to interact using natural ...