I beat him 26-25! Although if I didn't always get to go first, it would have been a different matter.

On 9/09/2010 9:06 PM, Rex Bogggs wrote:
I recently sent out a request for any AI resources for the unit on AI that I am currently teaching.
 
I started the unit today, and one of my students gave me this link:
which is about a team in IBM that has developed a computer program named Watson that can play Jeopardy at a level approaching that of the best human Jeopardy players.  Which is a quite amazing feat.
 
This brief article is intriguing, but the link to the original article in the New York Times magazine leads to a much more comprehensive and interesting article. 
 
And even better, there is another link that allows you to actually play Jeopardy against Watson.  I had a go, and was just beaten (like 20 to -15  Smile emoticon).
 
 
Great stuff!
 
Rex
 
 

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