By Joshua Gardner PUBLISHED: 12:04 EST, 5 March 2014 | UPDATED: 11:45 EST, 6 March 2014 The supercomputer that beat Jeopardy's greatest champs has now been put to use brainstorming innovative recipes to be served from an IBM food truck to customers eager for something new. Watson already impressed visitors at a Las Vegas tech conference last week by devising recipes like Swiss-Thai asparagus quiche and Austrian chocolate burrito. The next stop is Austin's South by Southwest Festival, where Watson will continue making odd but delicious dishes like pork belly moussaka as IBM works to fit the technology into a convenient app that anyone can use.
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IBM is now using the computer that beat champion Ken Jennings to think up unique dishes that are actually served to customers
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Human chefs first suggest a dish then Watson makes trillions of computations based on information it accesses from the cloud
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Watson considers human taste, and quintillions of possible recipes to decide which one is most likely to surprise and impress
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The computer then spits out a list of ingredients and chefs whip up the food for eager patrons
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