Delve into the six types of AI agents and their applications in automation, decision-making, and intelligent systems.
AI agents can be categorized based on their capabilities and decision-making sophistication:
These agents make decisions based solely on the current percept, with no memory of past percepts. They follow simple condition-action rules.
They maintain internal state to track aspects of the world not evident in the current percept, allowing for more sophisticated behavior.
These agents consider future actions and their outcomes to achieve specific goals, using search and planning algorithms.
When there are multiple possible alternatives, these agents make decisions based on which option maximizes their utility function.
They improve their performance over time through machine learning techniques, adapting to new situations.
Complex agents that operate at multiple levels of abstraction, with different layers handling different aspects of decision-making.
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