Anyone who’s searched the Internet knows that computers can have a tough time understanding the meaning of our words. Now IBM Watson is bridging the gap between language arts and computer science. It acts like a built-in human interpreter for computers, translating the meaning of our words into the right 1’s and 0’s. And the more Watson reads, the more fluent it gets.
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