It is a branch of machine intelligence that captures human expertise in software or computer chips.
The astonishing concentration of human expertise that brought the machines into being was dissipated.
Once the veterans retire, the human expertise to intuit when the computer has screwed up could be lost.
"Though one has to be very careful to verify quality and balance it with human expertise and intuition".
Regardless of how much data we collect, human expertise will always be needed to make sense of it.
Mr. Pearson coined the term "distributed human projects" to refer to projects that depend on human expertise, not computer downtime.
Decisions about which targets matter, he said, should be driven by human expertise, not by a database.
To be effective, a network must integrate technology and human expertise and must be layered to prevent one slip-up from compromising the entire system.
But he said his program, like Big Blue, was infused with human expertise from the beginning rather than learning on its own.
The optimal approach is, therefore, a combination of human expertise, knowledge and intuition combined with the massive number-crunching and pattern-matching capabilities of the machine".
Decision experts such as Klein complain that many software engineers make the problem worse by deliberately designing systems to supplant human expertise by default; if we wish instead to use them to support human expertise, we need to wrestle with the system.
