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With visual recognition, we taught Watson what a #USOpen highlight looks like:
The fist pump
The facial expression
The celebration
Now #IBMWatson can translate movements into data, and score each based on the gesture: https://ibm.co/2PvKs5e pic.twitter.com/eFRRnK1y3m
Visual recognition also allows Watson to see problems on a factory floor that are invisible to the human eye:
The defects
The scratches
The pinhole-size punctures
Improving products for manufacturers: https://ibm.co/2vKPKlT pic.twitter.com/uAWM8zyoDO
And this same technology means doctors, with Watson, can better detect melanoma:
The color
The asymmetry level
The border irregularity
Helping identify skin cancer in its earliest stages: https://ibm.co/2BcOWM1 pic.twitter.com/UNWH9cuPWf
Damn. i love this!!
This is a good creation for IBM Watson that has made each movement a quantity into data.
It's a dude
You used similar technologies to help the Nazis perpetrate the holocaust and now you’re helping the NYPD.
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