IBM is developing the Watson Ecosystem to leverage its Developer Cloud, APIs, Content Store and Talent Hub. This is part of IBM's recent announcement of the $1B investment in Watson as a new business unit including Silicon Alley NYC headquarters. For the first time, IBM will open up Watson as a development platform in the Cloud to spur innovation and fuel a new ecosystem of entrepreneurial software app providers who will bring forward a new generation of applications infused with Watson's cognitive computing intelligence.

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IBM Watson Ecosystem
Alexandre Flamant!
@AlexCFlamant!

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Watson is creating a new partnership
between people and computers
that enhances, scales and accelerates
human expertise.

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Watson is creating a new partnership
between people and computers
that enhances, scales and accelerates
human expertise.

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14. This will affect our everyday lives.

15. Healthcare
Information Technology
Insurance
Media
Mining
Oil & Gas
Pharmaceuticals
Real Estate
Retail
Robotics
Sales
Shipping
Telecommunications
Travel
Aerospace
Agriculture
Automotive
Banking
Chemical
Communications
Consumer P Goods
Electric
Electronics
Entertainment
Finance
Fitness
Government

16. chef watson!
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CHARISSE IMAGE!
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must show science (its in the book) !

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22. civil engineering video!
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roads, tunnels (iconic)!
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side by side with deveasation (haiti, japan, etc) !

23. civil engineering video!
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side by side with deveasation (haiti, japan, etc) !

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“The hope is that, in not too many years,
human brains and computing machines will
be coupled together very tightly, and that the
resulting partnership will think as no human
brain has ever thought and process data in a
way not approached by the information-
handling machines we know today.”
J.C.R. Licklider