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Chris Wicher of IBM Watson at the 2013 Graduate Studies Program

SingularityHub Staff
Oct 26, 2013

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Chris Wicher of IBM Watson explains the artificial intelligence behind the computer that competed on Jeopardy and is now tackling some of the world's greatest problems.

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