To walk walk out of the theater with you know I try not to put ideas in people’s minds because we all have different life experiences that shape our beliefs so I I hope that the message of our film is one of inclusion and one of empowerment and one of advocates. Within our community women work. And fighting for each other mean that he or she is like. No it’s it’s. It’s everybody were not me absolutely I think that’s one of. The things that I love most about who Dorothy Vaughn wise. She wanted to advance our own career but she also understood that one person advancing meant that they all advance. So it was constantly about putting the best person forward for each individual job and advocating for that and die in the film throughout you see a lot of advocating you see Kevin advocating are Kevin’s character advocating for draws his character you see you see John Glenn advocating for Catherine so it you know advocacy begins with you the individual and again I am just really really humbled by the fact that when Elizabeth.script. She immediately jumped at the chance because like Ted said this is not about the model for a Hollywood blockbuster but we hope with the support of all of the people who not only want to see this history as celebrated up but. See the diversity and the and the stem fields that we we hope that we can change that narrative. That this too can not. Change the world one more question for Ted and then open it up to the the audience until I’m curious one thing I found surprising in the film was just how much fun the women weren’t like defined in their veal you know it’s not like how I am burdened with bringing my race so long as we do mad 100 it really well they were normal wonderful amazing women. Obviously that’s who they were. Is it hard to tell a story about real people when obviously sometimes as a director you need to kind of. Make it entertainment for 2 yeah there’s always a you always feel a deep sense of responsibility when you tell someone’s true story the together right. And I guess the best listen goodness test is when we screen to be screened for Catherine Johnson bottles got a job that’s terrifies 98 now we read the little theater for her in Virginia her hometown she lives she lives 20 minutes from. NASA Langley Virginia. And I would rather theurgy came with their wheelchair with her 2 children I see children but that 75. I thought you came in with the whole family and. And they watched the movie they were they were. Crying and crying in the end they said. Thank you for capturing the essence of our family who exactly as we remember it. Because they had their such love in that family. And. You know I don’t give too much away but there’s a line in the movie. Where Jim Johnson says I know marrying you includes marrying a girls as well. And that’s a direct quote so. Allow these things are bills arounds individual moments that we had research and study. So anyway that. That made me feel good that at least we got that part of it right. You know you do the best you can with tell the real story the good news is not so well known me for tells about JFK. I mean obviously cared less too much yeah how would open it to questions if you have a question can you come to this Mike which is right the center aisle I. N. dumb and pose a question for the folks our audience it’s an interesting time I’ll go ahead Sir. A couple of quick ground rules every question should have a question. I endowment if it doesn’t all get you to one I yeah exactly I and also just mention who you would like on the panel to answer that question anybody else who has a question you’re welcome to line up behind him so that you can come up next in line go ahead Sir. Thanks so much for a wonderful panel I was just wondering if a few of you would like to share some of the role models in your lives that led you to this particular stage this morning I would ask Kristen to kick it off for us. Sure so they’ve been role model throughout my career home but what the one who comes to mind immediately was CTO at a previous company where I worked because she was such an example of someone who was. Strong and directing and really had a technical vision that she was bringing people to an end and doing all of that you know as a woman in a field of men often the only woman in the room right and so watching her do that and learning from her you know seeing how she could really shape the technical vision and make it a reality and make that happen in about the technical side and the sort of interactive side was really important to me. But it’s also true that there been mentors and role model throughout my career you know it. Undergraduate or graduate school at every level right having working directly with women who are strong in the field who are pursuing their own interests and passions as as really been an important part of that. So before you receive I’m. Then any. The first. The end came. Father. No one thought to measure these things. Nobody. Be you. Whole entire. There’s more comps. What is available. In Dorothy’s. Built. You realize really quick. IBM’s. The IBM. 79 means that. 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Played in Johnnie Guilbert said from. IBM research in Yorktown heights New York this is jeopardy and I just want. This. There is. One day this is the culmination of all this work to be honest with you I was emotional I just thought about all the genius and all the talent these researchers I mean they change our lives they change the way they work which is not always easy. I made this thing happen. You know when you look at that stage you see cannon Brad and Watson and there’s 30 people standing behind Watson and that’s. The Cortinas a whole army of people that have helped make this happen here we go mmhm next we got into the game was nerve wracking frankly Brad if you’re ready make your first choice let’s take alternate meanings for 200 Alex. 4 letter word for a vantage point more a belief. Brad what is your view yes after the first clue the game which Brad one. I had just this. Horrible feeling at that moment that he was as good as everyone said he was. I run the whole pay for it I. Now that makes 400. 4 letter word for the iron fitting on the hoof of a horse or a car dealing box in a casino. Watson what is she. You are right when she took the lead we were ahead of them. I’m sorry in some. It’s wrong Watson. What is legged no I’m sorry I can’t accept that what is 19 twenties know what is she. No sorry Brad. Last class you got it. Watson what is exploring sar on is right at. You into a tie for the lead with trash. Hello to feeling good because Watson. Hold his own in. You know was. Doing pretty well but I wanted to be winning. So close for comfort. Can your in third place that means you go first in double jeopardy that double jeopardy round of the. First game I thought was phenomenal Barcelona terror Watson who is Franz Liszt you are right what is violence but who is the church lady yeah Watson. What is narcolepsy you are right in with that you moved to 36681. Take a look the category for final jeopardy. U. S. sitting on jeopardy does hard for us. A tricky they often involve printer to. Tradition gather from different places it involves. What we think of as number of. The answer. So you have something. Missing in their dads jeopardy wants you to sync up. Here is the clue its largest airport is named for a World War 2 hero. It’s. And largest for a World War 2. To the human eye thing. It’s very hard core. Players now very sick. So I get it right. Brad gets. Watson only gets it wrong he knew. What is. Wrong to. A lot of car. Marks. You look at that say wait a second you know trying to isn’t even a U. S. had. Watson’s not dealing with structured data base. Trying to understand language. There are lots of cities in the United States name Toronto the actual city in Canada also has a baseball team in the American League. Very often there are categories in jeopardy but the essence of the questions are not that type of thing that’s named in the category the Watson system knows that and says yes you were sitting might be part of answering this question but there are other elements in this clue that must be considered. Most importantly the confidence for that answer was very low several a not a question. And what’s more composed in for if it had had the choice. The illusion is that this computer is doing the same thing that a very good Jeffrey player would. It’s not. It’s doing something sort of different that looks the same on the surface. And every so often you see a crack. And the wager how much you’re going to lose volumes. After the first game we have a pretty good commanding lead but we. Seen enough jeopardy to know that this is not locked out. Welcome to the deciding game in the IBM challenge. Here on jeopardy. In game was a whole other story. We struggled some. Actors who directory 0. A Bronx tale. Brad who is. Robert deniro Greg that was an awful category because Watson got everything one right. It was just a little too slow can’t because there’s a Washington you gotta kinda bread were getting the answer in a in a second rocky 27 brat who is Sylvester Stallone Brecht even within a 28 0 cores it took us 2.5 seconds or 3 seconds and that just gives you a sense of how credible the human brain is how quickly could understand cat we what’s being asked boom get the answer who is Sean Penn right Ken was doing very well. And. The risk was. Can get the daily double beds big it’s a right he’s gonna be well ahead and then with a kindly going to file a jeopardy if you that’s enough you could end up winning the match. A camel is a horse designed by this. Ken what the committee good familiar sayings for 2000. We gotta find that last daily double we gotta find that last daily double I was nail biting and I mean it was just intense. Because these guys were good. And Christopher.
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This. Or were you born. 100 years ago. 1911. Another important thing. 3 companies. Google bold step. And created the computing tabulating recording company. And the world was about to get a whole lot smarter. By 19 world year I was born company already has 1300 employees. 1913. The companies Hollerith tabulating machine what’s used only in the sense is taking is now applied to industry in 191476 years before the American disabilities act was passed they hire their first disabled worker. In 1950 all the best man for the job of president Thomas J. what. Mr Watson believes that all the problems of the world could be settled easily but if people are only willing to think 1970. We’re still 1918. 3000 employees. Growth. 1919. Why make synchronize times called. The first printing tabulating the job ticket first thing we share the Carol really recall. The electric keypunch. By 1924 as a window signal company’s future ambitions. Watch some changes in the name of the. Me too include national business machine. In. So is the automated get. 80 column IBM. First call it counting printing slaughter ships. 29. In 1930. Watson received. First patent. Traffic. Those findings. 31. To the automatic multiple. It automatically. First motor drive disk. Much. The first automatic somewhere. The woman was a big. In 1932 IBM start to educate. Department for employees. And custom. Mary. He later. 1934 IBM introduced. Life and. The midst. In 1935 IBM opened. First. Cheryl training school for women. 30. Social. Believed it would exist without a. It’s called the biggest accounting operation. Full time. Did you see. IBM to. In 1938 millions of children first hear the phrase please fill in the bubble. To the IBM angel 5 international test scoring machine. 1930 now. IBM. Streets in early for. New York world’s. 1940. That process is information. Thousands of times faster than ever. In 1941 IBM hires doctor Michaels. To make its products more usable by the. Julie impaired. Gone. IBM believes in cultivating in developing the best talent in the world. That’s why we entered. Disabled employee training program the night. 42. Chrisley. 1944. The automated sequence controlled calculator. I first want to sing defeat plop. Open sea 1914. Alone in the universe. She’s a last. IBM’s. Blacks. Is heard in 19 forties. By the late forties IBM products are being used in. It’s around the globe. Really growing. So that just. Select. The first computer. Science program. IBM’s in. In 19. I started work on the IBM 7 of one. The world’s first massed. Carries us. The electron. The Watson. She wants me. Duration. 53 what’s in. Your issues. Benny’s first. Cooper. Policy letter. Civil rights and. Over a decade later. Gordon. And yet on the IBM because. Thank you. If you. And I know. 1956. 1950. Portrait. Watson junior hires the best market. Designers in the world to work with IBM. Good design is good business. More affordable and easier to. Anything before it the IBM 14 on what. Lou. Mmhm. I’m. I used to have to fight with the financial people about that because. You know from their point of view. Why are we doing oil we starting galaxies. Doesn’t seem to make sense. Okay. But I had an argument which I. Which I use quite generally. And Joe Joe I called the chicken argument. And check an argument was this. There is no such thing. As in all meat chicken. A chicken. Is partly meet. But also as a beak. As clogs. It has intestines. All these things are necessary to have a living chicken. From which you can get me. So my argument was I need to start my need these people. Stunning galaxies. And all of us but that’s what makes us a live chicken. And. I always got one budget. Nnova.