AI & Society, Volume 3, 1989

Volume 3, Number 1, January-March 1989

• Robert W. Lawler: Shared Models: The Cognitive Equivalent of a Lingua Franca. 3-27
• Richard E. Susskind: Pragmatism and Purism in Artificial Intelligence and Legal Reasoning. 28-38
• Peter Brödner: In Search of the Computer-Aided Craftsman. 39-46
• Gerald Heidegger: Human Experts and Expert Systems: A View from the Shop-Floor. 47-57

• Michael D. Coovert, Kathleen McNelis, Kamesh Ramakrishna, Eduardo Salas: Preferences for Power in Expert Systems by Novice Users. 59-61
• Jay Liebowitz: Artificial Intelligence: New Jobs From Old. 61-70

Volume 3, Number 2, April-June 1989

• Jon Young: Human-Centred Knowledge Based Systems Design. 80-87
• Felix Rauner, Klaus Ruth: Industrial Cultural Determinants of Technological Developments: Skill Transfer or Power Transfer? 88-102
• Peter Senker, Joe Townsend, Joanna Buckingham: Working with Expert Systems: Three Case Studies. 103-116
• Wolfgang Bibel: The Technological Change of Reality: Opportunities and Dangers. 117-132
• Peter P. Mykytyn Jr.: Decision Making, Computer Attitudes and Expert Systems: What Is Our Direction? 133-141

• Peter J. Marcer: Why Computers are Never Likely to be Smarter than People. 142-145
• Judith Sutz: On Informatics and Underdevelopment. 146-155
• Hans G. Andersson: Man, Machine and Creativity. 155-158

Volume 3, Number 3, July-September 1989

• Joseph A. Cannataci: Law, Liability and Expert Systems. 169-183
• Barrie Lipscombe: Expert Systems and Computer-Controlled Decision Making in Medicine. 184-197
• J. Martin Corbett: Automate of Innervate? The Role of Knowledge in Advanced Manufacturing Systems. 198-208
• Marvin J. Croy: Ethical Issues Concerning Expert Systems' Application in Education. 209-219
• Gustaf Östberg: What Is a Materials Data System? 220-228

• Robert M. French: An Analogy Between Western Legal Traditions and Approaches to Artificial Intelligence. 229-234
• Dan Simpson: Limits to Computation: The Naive's Guide to Most of Computing Science! 234-246
• Lionel Snell: AI & Society and Society. 247-255

Volume 3, Number 4, October-December 1989

• Douglas D. Noble: Cockpit Cognition: Education, the Military and Cognitive Engineering. 271-296
• Karamjit S. Gill: Reflections on Participatory Design. 297-314
• Jay Weinroth: Heuristics and Pedagogy. 315-322
• Karin Bohmann: About the Sense of Social Compatibility. 323-331

• Peter J. Marcer: Quantum Computation: A Quantum Leap Towards Understanding Neural Information Processing. 332-364