Catch John Kelly’s Speech at the Cognitive Colloquium in San Francisco
October 12, 2015 | Written by: Steve Hamm
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IBM is hosting some of the leading thinkers in cognitive computing and artificial intelligence in San Francisco on October 13 at our annual cognitive colloquium. Tune in here starting at noon Eastern Time for a live blog–kicking off with live video of a talk about the future of computing by John Kelly, the IBM senior vice president who has guided IBM’s cognitive computing strategy for the past four years. Tweet to #CognitiveEra.
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