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Thanks for the Watson link. It makes a fascinating counterpoint to the chapter of "An Anthropologist on Mars" that I was reading the other night (the chapter about the autist with a PhD and a small business). Now if only IBM would create a computer that could simulate cats, then merge the two, we'd have a shot at AI with both id and data.
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