There was a rush by Fortune 500 firms to create so-called expert systems in the 1980s. Why did these early attempts to create AI applications fail? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary “My Life With AI—Part II: The Search For The Holy Grail,” and see why, for today’s AI apps, the past is prologue.
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