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The aim is to explore how elaboration-based expert system interfaces affect the de-skilling phenomenon during decision-making.

Discussion of The Impact of Elaboration-Based Expert System Interfaces on De-Skilling: An Epistemological Issue.

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The aim is to explore how elaboration-based expert system interfaces affect the de-skilling phenomenon during decision-making.
Discussed the development and evaluation of computerized expert systems in various fields, including accounting.
Examined the transfer of expert knowledge to users in experiential settings akin to audits.
Reviewed existing studies on decision aids within the audit process.
Highlighted that expert systems can influence user decision-making through the transfer of expert knowledge.
Demonstrated potential de-skilling consequences as reliance on computerized decision aids increases.
Confirmed the technical feasibility of developing expert systems based on early research in computer science and medicine.

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Discussion demonstrates effects of expert system interfaces on de-skilling in decision-making, suggesting implications for audit processes.

Martha M. Eining (1995) studied this question.

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Discussion demonstrates effects of expert system interfaces on de-skilling in decision-making, suggesting implications for audit processes.