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The Future of Cognitive Rob High IBM Fellow and Watson CTO
We’re in a new era of computing‌ but what does it hold in store? Tabulating Systems Era 1900
Programmable Systems Era 1950
Cognitive Systems Era 2011
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Future of Cognitive in Technology More diverse reasoning strategies On-the-fly strategies to address new problems as they emerge
Unsupervised deep-learning and self-reinforcing adaptive training models Less reliance on curated training data
New channels of sensory communication Examples: Speech, visual, and anthropomorphic animation
Dr. Steve Abrams Director; Watson Life IBM Watson Group
Future of Cognitive for Consumers Implicit Cognitive Already using without knowing
Interactive Cognitive Direct interactions to solve problems
Active Cognitive Help us manage our time and resources by learning to act on our behalf with appropriate controls
Dr. Michael Nova Chief Innovation Officer Pathway Genomics
Future of Cognitive in Business Ubiquitous “Weak” AI Cars, Phone (Siri), Search, Translate, Plane Flying, Games
“Strong(er)” AI for more complex problems Healthcare, Finance, Buying Habits, Customer Service
“Super” AI Significantly farther off…
Dr. Bruce Porter Professor and Chair of Computer Science Dept. University of Texas at Austin
Future of Cognitive in Academics University research has 10-year horizon Examples: Robots + people collaborating, Long-lived Ais, Cognitive Prostheses
Shifting focus of computer science curriculum Correctness Âť Likelihood Programmability Âť Learnability
Quantum Computing might be ideal for AI
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Dr. Rob High IBM Fellow, VP, and CTO Dr. Steve Abrams Director; Watson Life
Dr. Michael Nova Chief Innovation Officer
Dr. Bruce Porter Professor and Chair of Computer Science
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Thank you.