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https://youtu.be/UeF_N1r91RQ
The day has finally come when an artificially intelligent entity engaged in a live public debate with a human. Earlier this week, at an event held at IBM’s Watson West site in San Francisco, a champion debater and IBM’s AI system, Project Debater, began by preparing arguments for and against the statement, "We should subsidise space exploration."
Since 2012, a global IBM Research team led by Haifa, Israel lab endowed Project Debater with three capabilities, each breaking new ground in AI:
- Data-driven speech writing and delivery
- Listening comprehension that can identify key claims hidden within long continuous spoken language
- Modelling human dilemmas in a unique knowledge graph to enable principled arguments
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