Remarks on intelligence as extended retrieval and its implications

AI and Society 6 (4):367-373 (1992)
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Abstract

The current understanding of the important role of information or knowledge retrieval to artificial intelligence is not adequate. In this article, three study areas related to retrieval are summarized and commented. The need for a more systematic and unified way of studying retrieval and intelligence is argued. A brief outline for future study is suggested, some philosophical and social implications of this study are also discussed

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