Intelligent agents (IAs) are autonomous entities that observe and act within their environment to achieve specific goals, ranging from simple systems like thermostats to complex organizations. They can learn and adapt to conditions, often functioning as software agents for tasks such as customer service and data mining. Despite their advantages, IAs face limitations such as security risks, language barriers, and the potential to reduce human efforts.

1. Intelligent Agent
 Presented By:
 Arvind Sahu.
 Symbiosis college pune.

2. An intelligent agent (IA) is an autonomous entity
which observes and acts upon an environment
And directs its activity towards achieving goals .
Intelligent agents may also learn or use knowledge to
achieve their goals.
Introduction conti..

3. They may be very simple or very complex:
a reflex machine such as a thermostat is an
intelligent agent,
as is a human being,
as is a community of human beings working
together towards a goal.
Introduction

4. Intelligent agents are often described schematically as an
abstract functional system similar to a computer program.
For this reason, intelligent agents are sometimes called
abstract intelligent agents (AIA) to distinguish them from
their real world implementations as computer systems,
biological systems, or organizations.
Abstract Intelligent Agents:

5. Some definitions of intelligent agents emphasize their
autonomy, and so prefer the term autonomous intelligent
agents.
Intelligent agents are also closely related to software
agents (an autonomous software program that carries out
tasks on behalf of users).
They may have their own rule.
Autonomous Intelligent Agents

6. In computer science, the term intelligent agent may be
used to refer to a software agent that has some
intelligence, regardless if it is not a rational agent.
For example, autonomous programs used for operator
assistance or data mining are also called "intelligent
agents".
Definition

8. 1. simple reflex agents
2. model-based reflex agents
3. goal-based agents
4. utility-based agents
5. learning agents
Classes of intelligent agents

9.  Intelligent agents are applied as automated online
assistants, where they function to perceive the needs of
customers in order to perform individualized customer
service.
 Such an agent may basically consist of a dialog system, as
well an expert system to provide specific expertise to the
user.
Application

10. Interact with user in real world
Find specific information
Solve problems
Make Decisions
Summarize Complex Data
Perform Repetitive Tasks
Handling Multiple tasks
Mobile
Capabilities

11. Security Risk
Language barriers
Trust and delegation
Push aside : human efforts
Need improvement
Limitations

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