International Business Machines Corporation

Jason Richard Malinowski

Swaminathan Balasubramanian

Cheranellore Vasudevan

Thomas G Lawless, Iii

Michael J Beranek

Genevieve Van Den Boer

In an approach to transient identification generation, one or more computer processors receive a request for one or more identification artifacts associated with a user from a requesting entity. One or more computer processors determine a first set of identification artifacts. One or more computer processors transmit the first set of identification artifacts to the requesting entity. One or more computer processors determine whether the first set of identification artifacts is an approved response to the request for the one or more identification artifacts. In response to determining the first set of identification artifacts is the approved response to the request for the one or more identification artifacts, one or more computer processors generate a transient identification that includes the first set of identification artifacts. One or more computer processors transmit the transient identification to the requesting entity.

Transient identification generation

A tool for inter-vehicle communication. The tool determines whether contextual data and journey information for a user justifies a notification. Responsive to a determination that the contextual data and the journey information justifies the notification, the tool generates the notification. The tool generates a trust score for the notification. The tool determines one or more vehicles located within a pre-defined proximity of the user. The tool transmits the notification and the trust score to the one or more vehicles located within the pre-defined proximity of the user.

Inter-vehicle communication

Provided is a method for disambiguating an audio component extracted from audiovisual content. Audiovisual content is identified. The audiovisual content includes an audio component and a video component. An ambiguous expression is detected in the audio component. An object referenced by the ambiguous expression is identified in the video component. A verbal description of the object is generated. The verbal description is injected into the audio component to generate a modified audio component.

Disambiguation of audio content using visual context

A system for providing destination guidance based on tracked real-time ambient health conditions includes one or more location tracking devices carried by one or more participants. The one or more location tracking devices track the locations of the one or more participants and providing the tracked locations to a central server when it is determined that the one or more participants are infected by a communicable ailment. The central server receives the provided tracked locations and transmits the tracked locations to a navigation guidance device carried by a user, without transmitting identifying details about the one or more participants. The navigation guidance device carried by the user provides guidance to the user on selecting a destination or route that avoids contact with or exposure to the plurality of participants.

Wearable device for tracking real-time ambient health conditions and method for destination selection based on tracked real-time ambient health conditions

A method and system is provided to monitor speech and detect keywords or phrases in the speech, such as for example, monitored calls in a call center or speakers/presenters using teleprompters, or the like. Upon detection of the keywords of phrases, information associated with the keywords or phrases may be presented to a display device so that a user may dynamically receive new information as context of the speech progresses. This provides dynamic information as the context of the conversation develops. The information may be presented as links, cues, text, or similar formats. The detected keywords or phrases may also be associated with rules that govern the conditions and criteria for processing the detected keyword and presentation of the information.

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