Data & Insights

How Watson Is Digging Through Decades of Video to Help Find New Sources of Revenue

IBM's supercomputer is mining for metadata, with promising results

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By Chris Ariens

April 26, 2017

If Food Network execs wants to know which ingredients are most popular with viewers, they can just ask Watson. If TED members want to know the secret to happiness, they can just ask Watson.

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Chris Ariens is Adweek's executive editor.

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