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IBM Watson Partners with H&R Block

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·Feb. 3, 2017·1 min read

IBM Watson will be further expanding in financial services by partnering with H&R Block’s 70,000 tax professionals at 10,000 locations; Watson has learned 74,000 pages of tax code through its natural language processing capability and will be able to help tax professionals at H&R Block’s branches; the new services have been tested at 100 locations and will begin being used in February; overall, IBM plans to market Watson as a business service solution with its capabilities offered to consumers through innovative business partnerships.  Source

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