Patricio Julian Gerpe, A High-Tech Entrepreneur, Co-CEO Of Siuk– An Automation Solution Company, Co-Founder of The Argentine AI Community (Named IA AR), Writer and Start-Up Mentor-Based in the United Kingdom Participates in Risk Roundup to Discuss – Understanding Cognitive Computing.
Understanding Cognitive Computing
Over the years, computing systems have delivered tremendous benefits to individuals and entities across nations: its government, industries, organizations, and academia (NGIOA). As they continue to do so; the emerging computing systems, cognitive systems, are expected to forever change the way, we humans will interact with computers and computing systems in all formats.
The rise of “cognitive computing” brings us a promise of a new age, where computers with human-like cognitive abilities, work hand in hand with humans, in solving complex problems facing humanity. As computers begin to act and think like human beings, they will undoubtedly increase human capabilities, reach, and knowledge that would allow us to make accurate predictions and draw intelligent conclusions.
So, does this mean that we are moving into an era where computers can augment human knowledge and ingenuity in entirely new ways? It seems so. There is a growing belief that the time is coming soon when we will be able to interact with smartphones, smart clinics, smart cars, smart enterprises, smart homes, smart cities and get a real, thoughtful, and intelligent response rather than a pre-programmed one as we have seen over the years.
Since cognitive computing brings us the potential for intelligent and informed applications across nations and all its components; that is government, industries, organizations, and academia (NGIOA), there is a great hope that the “cognitive era” is going to transform how we live, how we work, how we think, and also, how we achieve security in cyberspace, geospace and space (CGS) by bringing us an “intelligent and informed future”.
It is important to evaluate this further:
- The current state of cognitive computing
- Cognitive computing models
- The goal of cognitive computing
- When to use cognitive computing, and when not to
Understanding Cognitive Computing
While today, much of cognitive computing seems transformative and revolutionary, in the coming years, this type of human-computer interaction with real-time applications will likely be as common as air, food, and water. The decisions we make today will determine how cognitive systems and humans will work in parallel for the benefit of humanity. Time is now to talk about “cognitive computing risks and rewards”!
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About the Guest
Patricio Julian Gerpe is a high-tech entrepreneur, Co-CEO of Siuk an automation solution company, a TEDx speaker, co-founder of the Argentine AI community (named IA AR), writer, and start-up mentor. He will review some projects of decentralized AI such as OpenMind and SynapseAI and are based in the UK.
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