April 2025
Intermediate to advanced
292 pages
8h 29m
English
In the previous chapter, we introduced intelligent agents in general, exploring their adaptive, autonomous, and goal-directed behaviors that make them invaluable across diverse applications. We examined the fundamental components that enable these agents to thrive in a complex world – perception, reasoning, and action.
However, the quest for intelligent agents that can not only perform tasks but also continuously improve their performance, emulating aspects of human-like intelligence, has led to the emergence of two developing subfields: reflection and introspection. These disciplines investigate the degree to which agents with reflective capabilities can contribute to their ability to introspect their ...
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