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AUTONOMOUS AGENTS AS EMBODIED AI 

Author: Stan Franklin
DOI: 10.1080/019697297126029
Publication Frequency: 8 issues per year
Published in: journal Cybernetics and Systems, Volume 28, Issue 6 September 1997 , pages 499 - 520
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Abstract

This paper is primarily concerned with answering two questions: What are necessary elements of embodied architectures? How are we to proceed in a science of embodied systems? Autonomous agents, more specifically cognitive agents, are offered as the appropriate objects of study for embodied AI. The necessary elements of the architectures of these agents are then those of embodied AI as well. A concrete proposal is presented as to how to proceed with such a study. This proposal includes a synergistic parallel employment of an engineering approach and a scientific approach. It also supports the exploration of design space and of niche space. A general architecture for a cognitive agent is outlined and discussed.
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