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What is the difference between an intelligent agent and a rational agent?

Posted on 2015/03/202016/09/15 by mendicott

What is the difference between an intelligent agent and a rational agent?

Wikipedia contains an extensive Intelligent agent redux; though, I’m not at all sure that I go along with the slant of this current Wikipedia rave.  As a specialist in natural language processing, I’m not at all convinced that an “intelligent agent” must have sensors; because, in the written word all senses are represented.

intell2quora

In this case, intelligent may be defined as a machine or device able to vary actions in response to situations, requirements, or experiences.

agentquora

In this case, an agent can be defined as a thing that acts on behalf of a person (or another agent in the case of multi-agent systems).

However, even the current Wikipedia article concurs that intelligent agents are rational…. ;^)

See also my recent Quora answer to:

  • What is the difference between a knowledge-based agent and a rational agent? Is a knowledge-based agent also rational?

 

 

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