Name IBM's artificial intelligence computer, which answers 'knowledge' questions with startling effectiveness, named after the company's first CEO/chairman (coincidentally the name of a doctor/narrator noted for asking questions of a famous detective)?
Ask The Doctor using over 200,000 questions and answers from Ask The Doctor. The National Institutes of Health also contacted IBM regarding using the Watson computer to test the questions. Stanford University also announced they would be assisting with the research project. Ask The Doctor received recognition in the medical sector following the May 2015 Nepal earthquake. It gave the people of Nepal the opportunity to have free advice for a 2-month period following the earthquake. It was stated that shortly after the earthquake that over 3,000 people from Nepal had used the service. In early October 2015, the company announced that it
Asking Questions Asking Questions It is the twentieth novel in the Inspector Ghote series and the twenty-second book, due to the publication of two short story collections. Inspector Ghote is ordered to investigate a case of drug smuggling at the Mira Behn Institute for Medical Research. Ghote's chief suspect is Chandra Chagoo, the snake handler, but unfortunately Chagoo himself is dead, the victim of a deadly Russell's viper. Inspector Ghote knows this was no accident, but the only way he will get answers is through asking a lot of awkward questions. The novel is prefaced by a section entitled "Questions", which consists