Outthink: machines coping with humans. A journey into the cognitive world - Elisabetta Rinaldi, Rossella De Gaetano, Pepper P., Salvatore Vella - Codemotion Milan 2016

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MILAN 25-26 NOVEMBER 2016
Outthink: machines coping with humans
-A journey into the cognitive world-
Elisabetta Rinaldi, Rossella De Gaetano, Salvatore Vella
Manager Bluemix Security and Compliance, Senior Technical Staff Member Cloud Platform, VP Cloud Platform Development

What Pepper can do?
... Pepper can ...
● Understand: Adapt and make sense of all data; “read” text, “see” images and “hear”
natural speech with context
● Reason: Interpret information, organize it and offer explanations of what it means, with
rationale for the conclusions
● Learn: Accumulate data and derive insight at every interaction, perpetually

Pepper’s can play typically the roles of:
•Concierge / receptionist, for example:
• attract & welcome
• info
• directions
• queue management
•Sales assistant, for example:
• inform & assist customers
• up/cross selling
•marketing info
•A Companion Robot, for example:
• children, elderly care
• entertainment
What Pepper has been engaged for?

Pepper, what can you do with Bluemix?
CUSTOMER /PROSPECT APPLICATION
SERVERS
ENTERPRISE
APPLICATION
ENTERPRISE
USER DIRECTORY
ENTERPRISE DATA
TRANSFORMATION &
CONNECTIVITY
PUBLIC NETWORK IBM CLOUD NETWORK ENTERPRISE NETWORK
ACTIONABLE
INSIGHTDATA STORE
LOCATION
SERVICE
COGNITIVE
SERVICE
.........
Enterprise application
interaction (CRM, ERP, …)
- Big data
- Real time analytics
- Customer insight
- IBM Marketing Cloud
Interation with cloud services
exposing API:
Social, location, weather,
cognitive,.......
WEATHER
SERVICE
SOCIAL
SERVICE

Let’s dig into the Bluemix cognitive services

Watson
Watson goes to the Met
Watson Health saving lives

Give me a hint, where to start from?
1. Choose a runtime
2. Get inspired by boilerplates
3. Instantiate the services you need
Over 140 services; 16 boilerplates; 10 runtimes … and you can add your own!
Need help to quickly start on cognitive computing:
have a look at the Watson starter kits

Get hands-on fast!
● Get a Bluemix
account
● Try the Watson
services (and many
more) free of charge
for 30 days
● Take the next step
toward further
development or
production
deployment

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K-4mp_e5v4A
Outthink: science fiction?!

Join our Community!
/groups/ibmbluemixitalia
The Italian IBM Bluemix Community is born ..

Thanks and meet
Pepper at IBM Desk!
MILA 25-26 NOVEMBER 2016
Elisabetta Rinaldi – elisabetta.rinaldi@it.ibm.com
Rossella De Gaetano – rossella.degaetano@it.ibm.com
Salvatore Vella - vella@ca.ibm.com
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