Tuesday, February 14, 2017

Cognitive Computing attempts to close gap between man and machine

Giving a computing system cognitive capabilities implies enabling it to perform three tasks inherent to the human being: to understand, to reason and to learn (machine learning). Initiatives will gradually approach the end user as part of the disruptive technologies that are being added to the Smartphone.

The possibility of adding to computing systems - including the Smartphone - capabilities such as understanding, reasoning and learning has a still incipient development in Latin America, but the next two years will bring clear advances worldwide. Today, cognitive systems translate into chatbots, avatars that respond by themselves to user questions and information bases that are capable of delivering to a person the data they need.

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