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In my country, the Expert System class is mandatory, if you want to take the AI specialization in most universities. In class, I learned how to make a rule-based system, forward chaining, backward chaining, Prolog, etc.

However, I have read somewhere on the web that expert systems are no longer used.

Is that true? If yes, why? If not, where are they being used? With the rise of machine learning, they may not be as used as before, but is there any industry or company that still uses them today?

Please, provide some references to support your claims.

In my country, the Expert System class is mandatory, if you want to take the AI specialization in most universities. In class, I learned how to make a rule-based system, forward chaining, backward chaining, Prolog, etc.

However, I have read somewhere on the web that expert systems are no longer used.

Is that true? If yes, why? If not, where are they being used? With the rise of machine learning, they may not be as used as before, but is there any industry or company that still uses them today?

Please, provide some references to support your claims.

In my country, the Expert System class is mandatory, if you want to take the AI specialization in most universities. In class, I learned how to make a rule-based system, forward chaining, backward chaining, Prolog, etc.

However, I have read somewhere on the web that expert systems are no longer used.

Is that true? If yes, why? If not, where are they being used? With the rise of machine learning, is the expert system still in use in any industry today? If yes, where?

Please, provide some references to support your claims.

In my country, the Expert System class is mandatory, if you want to take the AI specialization in most universities. In class, I learned how to make a rule-based system, forward chaining, backward chaining, Prolog, etc.

However, I have read somewhere on the web that expert systems are no longer used.

Is that true? If yes, why? If not, where are they being used? With the rise of machine learning, they may not be as used as before, but is there any industry or company that still uses them today?

Please, provide some references to support your claims.

In my country, the Expert System class is mandatory, if you want to take the AI specialization in most universities. In class, I learned how to make a rule-based system, forward chaining, backward chaining, Prolog, etc.

However, I have read somewhere on the web that expert systems are no longer used.

Is that true? If yes, why? If not, where are they being used? From the industrial view, with the rise of machine learning, is the expert system still in use today? If yes, where is it being used? Could you please provide some references to support your claims?

In my country, the Expert System class is mandatory, if you want to take the AI specialization in most universities. In class, I learned how to make a rule-based system, forward chaining, backward chaining, Prolog, etc.

However, I have read somewhere on the web that expert systems are no longer used.

Is that true? If yes, why? If not, where are they being used? With the rise of machine learning, is the expert system still in use in any industry today? If yes, where?

Please, provide some references to support your claims.