Social Issues in the Construction of Agent Systems
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The complexity of human artifacts is reaching a level that was merely unthinkable fifty years ago, and is increasing at an astounding pace. This is particularly true for computer-based artifacts, like robots or software systems.< <div>The basics of social issues in agent systems are then sketched in Part III. The notion of coordination is developed as the conceptual framework where agent interactions and social actions can be defined, understood and constructed. The distinction between subjective and objective coordination models and mechanisms is introduced, and their impact on the modelling and engineering of agent systems is outlined.</div> <div>Finally, Part IV discusses some approaches to the construction of agent societies, by discussing issues like the role of agent infrastructures, the notion of coordination as a service, prescriptiveness and inspectability of coordination laws, and self-adaptation. Some relations with Workflow Management and Activity Theory are drawn in brief, and some examples based on some well-known coordination models are presented.</div> |
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