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New Quite good
Odd mistakes, like answering "What is Toronto?" for a category "U.S. Cities", but Watson kicked butt overall.

I wonder how much of that is due to how quickly Watson could trigger the buzzer. There was an overlay showing Watson's top 3 answers with a confidence percentage and a cut-off line, if Watson's confidence was below the cut-off it wouldn't attempt to answer and those were the questions the humans were able to buzz in on.

http://www.geekcultu...rchives/1505.html
New Ken Jennings on competing against Watson
http://www.slate.com...4721/pagenum/all/

It plays its game coldly, implacably, always offering a perfectly timed buzz when it's confident about an answer. Jeopardy! devotees know that buzzer skill is crucial—games between humans are more often won by the fastest thumb than the fastest brain. This advantage is only magnified when one of the "thumbs" is an electromagnetic solenoid trigged by a microsecond-precise jolt of current. I knew it would take some lucky breaks to keep up with the computer, since it couldn't be beaten on speed.
     Anybody watching Jeopardy w/Watson? - (SpiceWare) - (2)
         Quite good - (SpiceWare) - (1)
             Ken Jennings on competing against Watson - (SpiceWare)

And would I trow dis lit match in the oven if my friend Lucky were in there?
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