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intelligent agent
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intelligent agent [in¦tel·ə·jənt ′ā·jənt]
(industrial engineering)
A computing hardware- or software-based system that operates without the direct intervention of humans or other agents, examples include robots, smart sensors, and Web-search software agents.
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One of the ISTE National Educational Technology Standards specifies that high school students investigate and apply intelligent agents in real-world situations.
On online robots: bots offer lively ways to dole out information by Dyrli, Odvard Egil / District Administration
In other words, intelligent agents need to work together on a user-specified problem when told to do so and must be able to do this successfully in a dynamic environment.
Just What Is an Intelligent Agent? by Information Outlook
Cerf of MCI WorldCom predicts that, within 25 years, businesses and consumers will routinely use mobile intelligent agents to perform a wide variety of tasks, often without the users being aware of the agents' activities.
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