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One way to increase a human's presence in a digital ecosystem is to create a always present agent with a persistent web connection that is intelligent enough to carry out interactions with others on the web that may, or may not, interact by way of their own Intelligent Agent. Here we discussed a single agent, but there are reasons for a human to have more than one persona; each with strikingly different behaviors, for example work and home. | One way to increase a human's presence in a digital ecosystem is to create a always present agent with a persistent web connection that is intelligent enough to carry out interactions with others on the web that may, or may not, interact by way of their own Intelligent Agent. Here we discussed a single agent, but there are reasons for a human to have more than one persona; each with strikingly different behaviors, for example work and home. | ||
Revision as of 22:06, 9 July 2024
Full title or Meme
Originally defined as just a User Agent that can take some actions without minute user direction, since late 2023 this has come to be called an Artificial Intelligence Agent.
Context
One way to increase a human's presence in a digital ecosystem is to create a always present agent with a persistent web connection that is intelligent enough to carry out interactions with others on the web that may, or may not, interact by way of their own Intelligent Agent. Here we discussed a single agent, but there are reasons for a human to have more than one persona; each with strikingly different behaviors, for example work and home.
Since the Intelligent Agent will need to represent your position when you are not present, or perhaps no longer alive, it will need to acquire some level of permission to act on your behalf. One reason to limit yourself to on persona would be to avoid competing with yourself for some asset.
This discussion does address Artificial Intelligence with its own personally and agency independent of any one human. However, one possible instantiation is one Intelligent Agent that can be monitored by one person at a time, for example a car that can be the agent of its current driver. This is clearly no a new issue. In 1942 Norbert Wiener created a review of how a human could control an anti-aircraft gun that needed machine augmentation to work effectively.[1]
Problems
- In 2023 the current Artificial Intelligence apps were all monstrous cloud based systems with no individual identity. Perhaps in the near future we will see more of that in our desktop computers. The question has been raised "Are humans still necessary?"[2] In this article we are only consider the case where a single agent is responsible to a single human at that moment in time.
- Large Language Models (LLM) are (2024) huge machines with vasts sources of training data. Perhaps the first Intelligent Agents will continue to be cloud based, but the eventual target is a personal Intelligent Agent that is under human control. That does not mean that all of the learning of that agent must come from local input, any more than can a single human's education come from local input. The target should be models that are constructed in the cloud, but then augmented by the local human without a specific requirement that the input at the local agent must be returned to the cloud for general use.
References
- ↑ Norbert Wiener, Statistical Method of Prediction in Fire Control (1944-12-01) https://apps.dtic.mil/sti/pdfs/ADA800106.pdf
- ↑ P. Hancock, Are humans still necessary? (2023) https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/Why-human-factors-science-is-demonstrably-and-Winter-Hancock/fc7b42ae0dd51b6a0ce979e08981bdf396960653
