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Jim Spohrer2016

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What Makes a System Smart? Wise?

Jim Spohrer · Clara Bassano · Paolo Piciocchi · Md. Abul Kalam Siddike

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Published2016-07-16

VenueAdvances in intelligent systems and computing

ISSN-L2194-5357

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