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Foundations for Interaction: The Dependence Theory
The problem of the interaction among intelligent and autonomous agents is in search of a theoretical foundation. In this paper we claim that this foundation of distributed activity, and in particular the treatment of some basic aspects of a model of sociality (the notion of common world, the reasons for having and pursuing social goals, and the functions of social behavior) presupposes and requires a theory of interdependence among the interacting systems.
Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS)
Advances in Artificial Intelligence (edited volume, 1993) — Pietro Torasso