Discussion
What does every practical agent architecture do that a lookup table does not?
Answer: B
The whole of agent design is finding compact procedures that reproduce the behaviour a vast table would have specified, and every architecture is a different way of doing so. Learning, internal state and lookahead are particular techniques rather than the general distinction, and simple reflex agents use none of them. Recognising the entire field of agent architecture as an exercise in compression makes the succession of designs easier to follow.
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