Search compensates for lack of knowledge. The fourth law is that search compensates for lack of knowledge. During the sixties and seventies, it was believed that masters-level performance in chess could not be achieved except by codifying and using knowledge of expert human chess players. We now know that Deep Blue can play at Grandmaster-level, even though its knowledge is nowhere comparable to a chess master. The key lesson here is that there may be more than one way to achieve expert behaviour in a domain such as chess.
Knowledge compensates for lack of search.
Knowledge is power. This principle is essentially the converse of the previous principle. Application of Intelligent Medical Systems 3.1. Focus on systems. Computing infrastructures are evolving rapidly.