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Articles. Ai agents

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Articles. Ai agents

Ai agents

#AIagents are autonomous systems that perceive their environment, make decisions, and take actions to achieve specific goals.
Here are the key points:
Autonomy: AI agents operate independently, making decisions without constant human intervention based on their programming and goals.
Perception: They use sensors or data inputs (e.g., cameras, text, or web data) to gather information about their environment.
Decision-Making: AI agents process inputs using algorithms, often leveraging machine learning, to choose actions that align with their objectives.
Action: They interact with their environment through outputs like text, commands, or physical movements to accomplish tasks.
Types of AI Agents:
Reactive Agents: Respond to immediate stimuli without memory (e.g., simple chatbots).
Deliberative Agents: Use internal models and planning to make decisions (e.g., game-playing AI).
Learning Agents: Improve performance over time through experience (e.g., reinforcement learning models).
Multi-Agent Systems: Collaborate or compete with other agents to achieve goals.
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Ai agents. Here are some examples across different domains

#AIagents are autonomous systems that perceive their environment, make decisions, and take actions to achieve specific goals. Here are some examples across different domains.
These examples showcase AI agents’ ability to operate autonomously or semi-autonomously, leveraging technologies like machine learning, natural language processing, and computer vision to interact with their environments effectively.

Ai agents in AiEAS

EAS typically refers to structured frameworks for evaluating expert-level performance, such as in education, HR, risk management, or AI development itself.
Here, AI agents play a transformative role by automating assessments, providing unbiased insights, and scaling expert judgment.
How AI Agents Work in EAS?
What Are AI Agents in Expert Assessment Systems?
Key benefits, Core Applications, etc.
Challenges & Best Practices. 
See video below.