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Computers as Experts?: On the Nonexistence of Expert Systems

Computers as Experts?: On the Nonexistence of Expert Systems

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Series: Psychologie Des Entscheidungsverhaltens Und Des Konfliktes, Book 5

Medical ReferenceGeneral Computers

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ISBN10: 3631427484
ISBN13: 9783631427484
Publisher: Peter Lang
Published: Dec 1 1992
Pages: 163
Language: English
Are computers able to take over functions normally confined to human experts, e.g. physicians? What is characteristic of human thought and expertise?
These questions are treated in a structurized, psychological way. We refer to the psychological research on problem solving, communication and organization of work places. We also examine open questions and obstacles computers are confronted with: e.g. responsibility? Our analysis leads to structurized, psychological criteria for the evaluation of computer systems.

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