Welcome to the CrowdTruth blog! Implements an approach to machine-human computing for collecting annotation data on text, images and videos. The approach is focussed specifically on collecting gold standard data for training and evaluation of cognitive computing systems. The original framework was inspired by the IBM Watson project. For more details on the research.

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Watson Innovation Course wins ICT project of the year in education. Yesterday at the Computable Awards. Won the prize for ICT project of the year in education. With the Watson Innovation Course. Furthermore, the project was highest rated across all nominees of all prize categories. The course is ongoing at the moment for the second time, with an improved setup and new state of the art tools for the students. Weekly AI talk on ControCurator.