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Project Debater

Project Debater is an IBM artificial intelligence project, designed to participate in a full live debate with expert human debaters. It follows on from the Watson project which played Jeopardy!

Art, Development & Live Debate

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Development

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Live Debate

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That's Debatable Television Show

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Artificial Intelligence Capabilities

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Development

Live Debate

That's Debatable Television Show

Artificial Intelligence Capabilities

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Project Debater

Nodes24
Edges23
Triples47
Avg. degree1.92
Density0.083333
Components1

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Project Debater

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related to Development · 22
Project Debater → Dan Zafrir, Deep Blue, Discovery Channel, Grand Challenge, Haifa, IBM Research, IBM's, Israel, Israeli, It, Jeopardy, June, Noa Ovadia, Noam Slonim, Ranit Aharonov, San Francisco, Should, Slonim, The, The AI
related to Live Debate · 9
Project Debater → Debates, Harish Natarajan, Intelligence Squared, John Donvan, Nonpartisan, On February, San Francisco, The, We
related to Artificial Intelligence Capabilities · 7
Project Debater → AI, Data-driven, Four, IBM Research, Listening, Modeling, To
related to That's Debatable Television Show · 7
Project Debater → Bloomberg Media, Debates, For, Intelligence Squared, More, That’s Debatable, US-China
is a · 2
Project Debater → first demonstration of a computer that can digest massive corpora, IBM artificial intelligence project

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Project Debateris aIBM artificial intelligence project0.90text
Project Debateris afirst demonstration of a computer that can digest massive corpora0.90text
Project Debaterrelated to Artificial Intelligence CapabilitiesTo0.60section
Project Debaterrelated to Artificial Intelligence CapabilitiesIBM Research0.60section
Project Debaterrelated to Artificial Intelligence CapabilitiesAI0.60section
Project Debaterrelated to Artificial Intelligence CapabilitiesData-driven0.60section
Project Debaterrelated to Artificial Intelligence CapabilitiesListening0.60section
Project Debaterrelated to Artificial Intelligence CapabilitiesFour0.60section
Project Debaterrelated to Artificial Intelligence CapabilitiesModeling0.60section
Project Debaterrelated to DevelopmentIBM's0.60section
Project Debaterrelated to DevelopmentHaifa0.60section
Project Debaterrelated to DevelopmentIsrael0.60section

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