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Abstract

Artificial intelligence applications and expert systems are already in use in some libraries and librarians and information professionals need to understand the fundamentals of the system design. Suggests that an appreciation of the limitations of knowledge acquisition systems will help librarians to use them for tasks which they are capable of performing such as decision support, rather that for decision making as such