These chocolates are brought to you by IBM - Technical.ly Brooklyn

If you haven't yet finished holiday shopping, here's a bonus suggestion for your tech-inspired gift list: chocolates made using a recipe that is generated by a computerized chef. Nunu Chocolates, which has shops in Boerum Hill and Park Slope, enlisted IBM's Watson to create recipes for several of its latest confections. Among the artificial intelligence platform's many applications, it turns out, is coming up with novel combinations of ingredients. For Nunu, Chef Watson (yes, that's its actual name) came up with three varieties: a brown ale, espresso, yogurt and lime zest truffle (ambitious!); a strawberry and cranberry truffle and a lemon and Earl Grey caramel. Watson earned its chef's hat by analyzing some 100,000 recipes sourced from Bon Appétit as well as the chemical profiles of hundreds of ingredients.