Artificial intelligence: A contribution to systems theories of sociology [Book Review]

AI and Society 2 (2):113-120 (1988)
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The aim of my contribution is to try to analyse some points of similarity and difference between post-Parsonian social systems theory models for sociology — with special reference to those of W. Buckley, F.E. Emery and N. Luhmann — and expert systems models1 from Artificial Intelligence. I keep specifically to post-Parsonian systems theories within sociology because they assume some postulates and criteria derived from cybernetics and which are at the roots of AI. I refer in particular to the fundamental relevance of the system-environment relationship in both sociology and AI

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The sciences of the artificial.Herbert Alexander Simon - 1969 - [Cambridge,: M.I.T. Press.

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