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Article Dans Une Revue Knowledge Engineering Review Année : 2011

From expert systems to context-based intelligent assistant systems: a testimony

Patrick Brézillon
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This paper presents a personal interpretation of the evolution of artificial intelligence (AI) systems during these last 25 years. This evolution is presented along five generations of AI systems, namely expert systems, joint cognitive systems, intelligent systems, intelligent assistant systems, and the coming generation of context-based intelligent assistant systems. Our testimony relies on different real-world applications in different domains, especially for the French national power company, the subway companies in Paris and in Rio de Janeiro, in medicine, a platform for e-maintenance, road safety, and open sources. Our main claim is to underline that the next generation of AI systems (context-based intelligent assistant systems) requires a radically different consideration on context and its relations with the users, the task at hand, the situation, and the environment in which the task is accomplish by the user; the observation of users through their behaviors and not a profile library; a robust conceptual framework for modeling and managing context; and a computational tool for representing in a uniform way pieces of knowledge, of reasoning, and of contexts.

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hal-01170286 , version 1 (01-07-2015)

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Patrick Brézillon. From expert systems to context-based intelligent assistant systems: a testimony. Knowledge Engineering Review, 2011, 26 (1), pp.19-24. ⟨10.1017/S0269888910000366⟩. ⟨hal-01170286⟩
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