Knowledge Science and Technology : Operationalizing the Enlightenment

The aspirations and achievements of research and applications in knowledge-based systems are reviewed and placed in the context of the evolution of information technology, and our understanding of human expertise and knowledge processes. Future developments are seen as a continuation of a long-term process of operationalizing the rational stance to human knowledge processes adopted in the enlightenment, involving further diffusion of artificial intelligence technologies into mainstream computer applications, and incorporation of deeper models of human psychological and social processes.

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