IBM Watson TV Commercial, 'Tom Watson + IBM Watson on Weather'
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While sitting on a bench in the rain beneath a large umbrella, professional golfer Tom Watson speaks to IBM Watson about the weather. The computer mentions that Tom performs play 1.2 strokes better than other players in poor weather, and that rain can cost businesses billions of dollars per year. Tom Watson stresses the importance of being prepared for what's coming, and the IBM A.I. says it can use data for 2.2 billion locations to let people know what's coming their way.
IBM Watson TV Commercial, 'Working to Make Healthcare Smarter Every Day'
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IBM is proud to help support radiologists and the technology that provides x-rays, CAT Scans and medical images. IBM Watson wants to help build robots that will filter through thousands of images to look for an abnormality in shape, contrast of movement of the body to find these differences quickly and precisely and change medicine forever.
IBM Watson TV Commercial, 'Watson at Work: Aviation'
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A group of aviation mechanics gather beneath an airplane to discuss the new guy, IBM Watson, whom they call "The Whisperer" because he can talk to planes. When asked to prove it, Watson uses performance data and maintenance records to argue the capacitor C4 needs to be replaced. Too bad he can't figure out what's wrong with the coffeemaker; they're not on speaking terms at the moment.
IBM Watson TV Commercial, 'The Platform For Cognitive Business'
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IBM Watson is personified by people around the world as they talk about the significant things they are able to do. They are of all ages and professions, declaring their ability to read thousands of articles on leukemia, learn languages, understand euphemisms, idiosyncrasies and more. A fashion designer is able to predict shopping trends and a news reporter is able to forecast the weather in 2.2 billion places. IBM Watson introduces itself on a student's tablet, saying that together they can out
IBM Watson TV Commercial, 'Problems Choosing your ESPN Fantasy Football Lineup?'
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IBM Watson knows that indecision in fantasy football is a problem. That's why it has analysts like Mike Weaver working away on projection boards to help you make your decision.
IBM Watson TV Commercial, 'Watson on Performance' Featuring Serena Williams
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Tennis champion Serena Williams with IBM Watson, a question-answering program. The computer tells Williams that it analyzed her biggest matches and is able to create training programs customized to her playing style. Williams says she's impressed, though not quite impressed enough to consider Watson the Serena Williams of cloud-based cognitive systems.
IBM Watson TV Commercial, 'Watson at Work: Security'
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A stern boss reminds her employees of the numerous security threats they're faced with every day. The intimidated employee informs her that the priority security threats have already been handled, and IBM Watson speaks up about the increased speed of identifying threats. They can do that.
IBM Watson TV Commercial, 'Cognitive Computing in Healthcare'
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Watson, technology that doctors use to keep people healthy, is given a narrative voice in this commercial. He describes all the ways that he collects and interrupts data for Ted, a man who loves to run and eat the occasional ice cream cone. Watson encourages Ted to continue to be the running beast that he is.
IBM Watson TV Commercial, 'Improving Our Everyday Lives With Cognitive Computing'
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After IBM Watson introduces itself, we learn it is helping many people operate their businesses. Desmond Ballance of LifeLearn uses Watson to teach her veterinarians to speak dog while Erica Morgenstern of Welltok uses it to help people make healthy choices like drinking fruit smoothies. Felix Laboy of WayBlazer is using the program for designing vacations around people's personalities, such as the very relaxed man in the hot tub surrounded by lit candles who asks you not to judge, and Donald Co
IBM Watson TV Commercial, 'How to Make Medicine Smarter' Featuring Dominic Cooper
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IBM Watson is changing forever the world of medicine. Whether it's in the doctors' heads, journals or your personal medical history, Watson is helping make correlations across types of important data.
IBM Watson TV Commercial, 'Memorial Sloan Kettering'
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It's reassuring that there's a way to focus this explosion in medical knowledge. IBM Watson can help doctors make the best decisions about treatments.
IBM Watson TV Commercial, 'Patient Files'
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IBM's super computer, Watson, is helping to build a smarter, safer planet by rapidly amassing patient data in order to catch diseases quicker.
IBM Watson TV Commercial, 'Helping Doctors Fight Cancer'
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In 15 seconds, IBM Watson can cross reference the symptoms of a million cancer patients to help doctors design better treatments.
IBM Watson TV Commercial, 'Med Students'
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In 15 seconds, IBM Watson can read millions of medical journals to help medical students test hypothesis. watson will help change the how doctors learn.
IBM Watson TV Commercial, '15 Seconds'
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Every 15 seconds IBM Watson can read millions of business reports and help build a smarter planet.
IBM Watson TV Commercial, 'Ridley Scott + IBM Watson On Images'
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Film director Sir Ridley Scott sits down with IBM Watson to discuss the importance of images in communication. Watson talks about how he analyzes images to benefit lab technicians and healthcare professionals. When Ridley tells him that it's not really movie material, Watson suggests Matt Damon to play the role of the healthcare professional.
IBM Watson TV Commercial, 'Bob Dylan & IBM Watson on Language'
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Singer-songwriter Bob Dylan and IBM Watson have a heart-to-heart conversation where Watson shares he read all of Dylan's song lyrics in order to improve on language skills. Watson learned that the main themes Dylan has expressed over the years have been the passing of time as well as fading love. In fact, Watson has never known love, to which Bob suggests the two of them write a song together. Now, listen as IBM Watson attempts at singing, starting with "Doo bee bop" and going from there.
IBM Watson TV Commercial, 'Ken Watanabe + IBM Watson On Communication'
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Internationally acclaimed actor Ken Watanabe sits down with IBM Watson to discuss the topic of communication. After a brief exchange in Japanese, Watson explains that with its understanding of nuance, context and idiom in seven languages, it can help break down language barriers and aid companies across the world. Ken Watanabe is impressed.
IBM Watson TV Commercial, 'Problems With ESPN Fantasy Football Injuries?'
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Stefania Bell at IBM Watson studies the patterns and trends in injuries, like the tome "Turf Toe Recovery Times For Tight Ends Over 30," so that you can keep up with your fantasy team without all the work.
IBM Watson TV Commercial, 'Problems With Fantasy Football Favoritism'
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When a football mom sees that her son isn't projected to won't do very well in this week's game, she drops him from her fantasy lineup without hesitation. IBM Watson knows that favoritism in fantasy football is a problem, which is why it analyzes millions of football sources to help you use your head instead of your heart when making fantasy football decisions.