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Using blockchain, catchers upload information about their fish from the ocean, creating a complete record of the journey from ocean to table (credit: IBM)

The new partnership between Atea, IBM, and Sjømatbedriftene will bring several seafood producers together to begin using blockchain (credit: Sjømatbedriftene)

By tracing seafood to the source, blockchain can help make the food's origins easily available to shoppers (credit: IBM)

With Watson Assistant for Citizens, IBM is helping government agencies, healthcare organizations and academic institutions use AI to put trusted data and information into the hands of their citizens. Citizens can quickly obtain reliable information about COVID-19, including guidance from the CDC and local sources such as links to school closings, news and documents on a state website -- online or by phone. (Credit: IBM)

Watson Assistant for Citizens automates responses to frequently asked questions about COVID-19 on topics such as symptoms, testing and protective measures. (Credit: IBM)

The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences deployed a virtual agent using Watson Assistant for Citizens in 9 days so citizens can get their questions answered quickly about COVID-19 testing, symptoms or resources.
(Credit: University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences)

IBM launched a free interactive dashboard driven by IBM Watson and built on IBM Cognos Analytics to help data scientists, researchers, media organizations and more users analyze and filter COVID-19 data down to the county level (credit: IBM's The Weather Channel)

Track reported COVID-19 cases near you and stay informed with data, news and information on weather.com and The Weather Channel app (credit: IBM's The Weather Channel)