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Read more.The firm has teamed up with the US military and various universities to build hardware and software which could eventually make decisions much in the same way as a human brain does.
IBM - Imitation Brain Manufacturers.
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Cognitive computing?.. That's... Ambitious.
Originally Posted by Agent
That's very good but can it play...... chess?
Yes, but it chooses not to.That's very good but can it play...... chess?
Eat that, Kasparov!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WOdjCb4LwQY
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Humans make decisions based on needs, emotional factors and conscious being; why would IBM want to spends billions creating a machine capable of making decisions which can be fallible?
Because machines can only execute logic, they can't understand it themselves. And you don't need the chemical/emotional components of neurology for cognitive analysis of problems.
Very very interesting, and very ambitious.
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