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Artificial Experts: Social Knowledge and Intelligent Machines, H.M. Collins. 1990. MIT Press, Cambridge, MA. 266 pages. ISBN: 0-262-03168-X. $19.95

With over 200 illustrations (many specially created for the book), we see how computers are used to draw and paint, to design buildngs, to simulate the forces binding molecules, to create new kinds of three-dimensional illusions, to develop mathematical theories, and to study the cosmos. We learn not only about phenomena being visualized today, but how visualization will affect the art and science of the future.