IBM has been promoting the commercial applications of Watson, its artificial intelligence service, with CEO Ginni Rometty announcing a Watson challenge for mobile developers at the recent Mobile World Congress....

...White, speaking at the panel. IBM generally prefers the term “cognititive” to AI when it comes to the company’s much-touted Watson technology, which was on display at a nearby branded...

...users), and will now use Watson to analyze this data and offer recommendations. Under Armour and IBM to transform personal health and fitness, powered by IBM Watson “When it comes...

...father of advertising,” died in 1999, but will be represented by the AI engine IBM Watson, which will be fed Ogilvy’s books and videos so that it can answer on...

...and ended up winning more than $1.7 million in chips at Rivers Casino in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. AI bots have beaten human experts at many tasks, from IBM Watson’s Jeopardy triumph...

...to voice technology, according to a brain imaging analysis conducted with Neuro-Insight. Featured experts in the videos include: Duncan Anderson, CTO of IBM Watson Europe Heather Andrew, CEO of Neuro-Insight...

...per year to six, Women’s Wear Daily reports, reflecting the challenges of reaching younger consumers via traditional media. –Condé Nast is tapping into IBM’s supercomputer Watson, using big data analysis...

...the US, IBM Watson for Oncology can diagnose lung cancer with 90% accuracy, and AICure uses mobile technology and facial recognition to ensure that patients are taking the right medication...

...on conversations with kids, is earning rave reviews. The toy taps into IBM’s Watson machine-learning service, responding to a child’s vocabulary, interests and other traits, and evolving as the child...

–Marketing looks at our Generation Z report and how brands can connect with these savvy consumers. -Meanwhile, Adweek warns marketers: “Gen Z doesn’t need you.” –New York considers what IBM’s...