Introduction of agents into AI.
It might come as a surprise that researchers within the mainstream
AI community devoted relatively minimal attention to concepts related to agents until the mid to late
1980s. Nevertheless, there has been a significant surge of interest in this topic within the realms of
computer science and artificial intelligence communities since then [50; 51; 52; 53]. As Wooldridge
et al. [4] stated, we can define AI by saying that it is a subfield of computer science that aims to
design and build computer-based agents that exhibit aspects of intelligent behavior. So we can treat
“agent” as a central concept in AI. When the concept of agent is introduced into the field of AI, its
meaning undergoes some changes. In the realm of Philosophy, an agent can be a human, an animal,
or even a concept or entity with autonomy [5]. However, in the field of artificial intelligence, an
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