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By using publications from Web of Science Core Collection (WoSCC), FossoWamba and his colleagues published an interesting and comprehensive paper inTechnological Forecasting and Social Change to explore the structure anddynamics of artificial intelligence (AI) scholarship. Data demonstrated inFosso Wamba's study implied that the year 1991 seemed to be a "watershed" of AIresearch. This research note tried to uncover the 1991 phenomenon from theperspective of database limitation by probing the limitations of search inabstract/author keywords/keywords plus fields of WoSCC empirically. The lowavailability rates of abstract/author keywords/keywords plus information inWoSCC found in this study can explain the "watershed" phenomenon of AIscholarship in 1991 to a large extent. Some other caveats for the use of WoSCCin old literature retrieval and historical bibliometric analysis were alsomentioned in the discussion section. This research note complements Fosso Wambaand his colleagues' study and also helps avoid improper interpretation in theuse of WoSCC in old literature retrieval and historical bibliometric analysis.

Caveats for the use of Web of Science Core Collection in old literature retrieval and historical bibliometric analysis