One of the challenges of deploying a cognitive computing application such as the Watson cancer advisor is keeping the information that the application draws on as current as possible.Which of the following is not a good strategy for doing so?   a. Human experts must cull through the body of literature loaded into Watson and discard information that is out of date or no longer considered valid.     b. Any information that conflicts with other sources of information should be automatically deleted.     c. Human experts must vet new information—including the source of that information—before it is added to IBM Watson.     d. Have human experts review the interactions Watson has with users and adjust the information in Watson based on the results of the review.

Give a thorough explanation of the distinctions between implicit and explicit techniques.

Your Division Head sees it this way: Photos are stored in a database, and the basic design/structure we've chosen includes some highly sensitive information about the drivers." Is it possible to place it in a separate folder, so that people who should not have access to it can't get to it It's up to you to decide your viewpoint or prefered method of action. There should be some kind of explanation given.

Choose an area in which an expert system may serve as an aid, supply at least five rules for the knowledge base, and provide the working memory fact.