h a l f b a k e r y"My only concern is that it wouldn't work, which I see as a problem."
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So, when not utterly confused, IBM's Watson can answer
Jeopardy questions and do reasonably well.
Watson needs a new task. I propose Presidential Debate
realtime on-site Factchecker.
He'll have a truthometer, a red siren, and maybe some
'Danger Will Robinson' arms for the worst offences.
Perhaps dressed as a Dalek.
Finally we'll get some truth around here. Maybe.
Depending on whom is controlling the robot...
Domo arigato.
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http://factcheck.or...ebate-declarations/
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Many of the lies told in the recent debates contained very
skillful half-truths. Nothing as easy as "The national debt
is <lie> dollars" I don't think Watson is up to it yet. |
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I would like to see each candidate have access to pre-recorded clips of the other's past speeches, so that when one says something contradictory to what he/she's previously said, the other can show the relevant clip. |
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The only negative is that I can see the robot shorting out due to continuous arm-flailing. |
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