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Concluding Remarks by Thomas B. Sheridan
Pages 457-462

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... Allen Newell characterized the trade-off between knowing versus seau~thin;, a priori knowledge versus getting new knowledge (sc~at related to the problem of conceal shirt in Aerations Death. Oneness was mentioned Mary times, but we are nat always clam what As implies.
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From page 458...
... In the last "P-C=ion' Dave Akin raised questions about the paucity of our human performance date and what people can do relative to what machines can do. Harry WoLbers picked up on the same point.
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... here human safer is not an issue, however, there can be mare risk Caking with respect to such arms as budgetary considerations, Ding of egpiEment, and shim= on ache allocation of functions between people and au~nation/robotics to drive ache best mix teas ~ an sap ~ ica~ evidence. We have seen the evidence of this symposium that the computer scientists and the behavioral and human factors scientists can arrive at a common ground.
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