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Grammy-winning music producer Alex Da Kid paired up with IBM Watson to find inspiration as never before. Together they’ve turned data from music and culture into cognitive music. ‘Not Easy’ is the first release from Alex Da Kid + Watson, featuring X Ambassadors, Elle King and Wiz Khalifa. "Alex Da Kid + IBM Watson: A Musical Collaboration" (Lyrics) We were two dumb kids Full of grand ideas We knew this would end from the start It's not easy It's not easy It's not easy breaking your heart Ooh, ooh ooh Ooh ooh ooh "Not Easy" A collaboration by Alex Da Kid + Watson IBM think outthink

How do aviation mechanics solve issues 90% faster? With IBM Watson's analysis of structured and unstructured data, mechanics can tap into valuable insight. Only with Watson + IBM Services "Watson at Work: Aviation" Who's the new guy? They call him the whisperer. Whisperer? Why do they call him the whisperer? He talks to planes. He talks to planes? Watch this. Hey, Watson. What's avionics telling you? Maintenance records and performance data suggest replacing capacitor C-4. Not bad! What's with the coffee maker? Sorry, we are not on speaking terms How do aviation mechanics solve issues 90% faster? Only with Watson + IBM Services IBM

How do technicians at KONE keep one billion people moving every day? With IBM Watson's analysis of IoT data sent to the IBM Cloud, technicians can solve potential elevator and escalator issues before they happen. Only with Watson IoT + IBM Services. "Watson at Work: Engineering" Hey. Pass please. I'm here to fix the elevator. Nothing's wrong with the elevator. Right. But you want to fix it. Right. So who sent you? New guy. What new guy? Watson. My analysis of sensor and maintenance data indicates elevator 3 will malfunction in 2 days. There you go. You still need a pass. How does KONE keep one billion people moving every day? Only with Watson + IBM Services IBM

"What's Watson working on today? See how Watson is helping more patients benefit from precision medicine, working to predict the weather more accurately, and inspiring artists to create hit songs. What will you do with Watson? "Today with Watson" Hello, my name is Watson. What is Watson working on today? Today 1 million patients can benefit from precision cancer care Today 100,000 weather sensors are helping predict disasters 197 passengers can fly with less turbulence 50 million people can achieve their fitness goals 90 government agencies in California can fight drought Today fashion designers are creating dresses that think Music producers are using data to inspire their next hit song Today 8 million taxpayers get help receiving the refund they deserve Today, we are saving money spotting trends creating hits breaking records improving care fighting crime conserving energy inventing dishes making art increasing efficiency finding answers speeding launches increasing crop yields preventing accidents finding precedents treating pets sharing expertise opening minds Work with Watson IBM

IBM & COVID-19: Look for Hope Today, the world looks different. To take on new problems, we need new thinking. Together, as a community, we can find our way through this. Learn more at http://ibm.com/covid19 Today, the world looks pretty different. As we think about our first responders and our families, we look for hope. To take on new problems, we need new thinking. Researchers are using supercomputers to discover treatments faster. Retailers are turning to the cloud to restock shelves more quickly. Teachers are working with AI to rethink the classroom. It's not all we can do. But it's a start. Let's put smart to work. IBM Stronger Together

IBM & COVID-19: Today isn’t a restart. It’s a rethink. As the world’s businesses begin to reopen, it's time for us to rethink how we move forward. Learn more at https://ibm.com/think. Continue to follow updates from IBM at: https://www.facebook.com/IBM/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/ibm https://twitter.com/ibm Some people are calling this the new normal. But there’s nothing normal about it. As the world’s businesses begin to re-open, the question is, what can we learn from this? Perhaps today isn’t a restart. It’s a rethink. A time to take the things that are working, and apply them to the new jobs that need to get done. Today, businesses are staying open in a world that feels closed. With the IBM Cloud, retailers can keep systems up as millions of orders move online. Data is being protected against new security risks, so at leading hospitals, private information can stay private, even while doctors are caring for patients from home. Businesses are being more responsive. With the help of scalable solutions on the IBM Cloud, financial advisors can process bank transfers remotely. Securely. Today, supply chains are getting more intelligent helping ship our produce, stock our stores, and fill our tables. Remote work is working smarter with IBM Watson, helping employees stay more productive, and making parents even more proud. Customers are getting answers faster. With Watson Assistant, wait times are being cut from hours down to minutes, and companies are managing millions of calls, texts and chats. Today, we are speeding our research and our recovery, with help from all the developers who are answering the call. Today, we are rethinking how business moves forward... how the world moves forward. So let’s get to it. Let’s put smart to work.

How do employees at Woodside Energy access expertise in seconds? With IBM Watson, employees can get the answers they need derived from over 30,000 documents and decades of knowledge. Only with Watson + IBM Cloud "Watson at Work: Energy" Where's Jack? He's on holiday. What do you need? I need the temperature for pipe five. Ask the new guy. The new guy? Jack trained him. Jack's guidance would be to maintain the temperature at negative 160 degrees Celsius. That doesn't sound like Jack. Actually, Jack would say, Hey mate, just cool it to minus 160 and we're set. Good on ya. Oh yeah. That's Jack. How does Woodside Energy access 30 years of expertise in seconds? Only with Watson + IBM Cloud IBM

"H&R Block with IBM Watson Reinventing Tax Preparation" From the Cloud to the Tax Desk, IBM Watson to Help Tax Pros Maximize Tax Outcomes with H&R Block. Introducing the biggest advancement in tax preparation technology. Say hello to the partnership between H&R Block and IBM Watson. Hello, my name is Watson. Imagine being able to understand all 74,000 pages of the US Tax Code, along with thousands of yearly tax law changes, and other information plus Block's deep insights built from over 600 million data points. Yes 600000000. Imagine being able to understand all that information. Watson will learn from it and help your tax pro find every credit and deduction available to you. Pretty smart, right? There are many correct ways to fill out a tax return, and the IRS will accept all of them, but one gets you the most money back. H&R tax pros with Watson will be able to help you find every deduction, credit, and opportunity available. The one-of-a-kind partnership between H&R Block and Watson - it's revolutionizing the way people file taxes, and why at H&R Block you don't just get your taxes done, you get your taxes won. H&R Block with Watson 600,000,000 Refund $3026 Deduction, Credit, Opportunity Available year round Get your taxes done. Get your taxes won.

What's Watson working on today? He's working with 1-800-Flowers to help find the perfect bouquet out of trillions of combinations. He's working with the New York Genome Center to help doctors find treatments as personal as DNA. And he's working with Sesame Street to make education as unique as every child. "IBM Watson on Personalization" They say the world does not revolve around you. But today, maybe it can. I am helping 1-800-FLOWERS find the perfect gift out of trillions of combinations. And working with the New York Genome Center to find treatments as personal as DNA. Puppies! And I am helping Sesame Street make education unique to every child. Hello. My name is Watson. Working together, we can outthink anything. What's Watson working on today? IBM think Outthink

How are pro scouts using new insights to spot talent? IBM Watson is analyzing player data against team needs to help scouts find the best talent. Only with Watson. "Watson at Work: Basketball" I like Russo. His on off splits are the best here. Yeah, but his offensive win shares didn't even break four. Come on. Check out that stop and pop. What do you think? My trade off analytics indicate no on creates more space on offense. This allows him to nail a jumper from a densely populated urban area. What you're trying to say is, from way downtown? I am still learning. I can see that. How are pro scouts using new insights to spot talent? Only with Watson IBM