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The Technological Obsolescence of Mediocrity

Will artificially intelligent expert systems necessarily serve to amplify human intelligence? Or will they simply create another wave of technological displacement? What types of occupations will be affected? What effects will these technologies have on developing human expertise?

R. M. Lee

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