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When is more less?

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  1. Stephen Clausing
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Stephen Clausing was, until recently, a lecturer in Computer Science at Yale University. He is now lecturer in Computer Science at Stanford University. He is the author of an award-wining CAI programGerman Tutor (Educom, 1988). His current research centers around the use of artificial intelligence in CAI.

Editor's note: This Opinion column, and the following one by Eric Johnson, offer two sides of the same question.

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Clausing, S. When is more less?. Comput Hum 27, 145–147 (1993). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01830309

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