Discussion
When are two agents said to be in competition?
Answer: B
Competition arises when the performance measures oppose, as in a zero sum game, so a rational opponent will act to reduce this agent's score. That makes minimax reasoning and worst case assumptions appropriate, where a cooperative setting would call for coordination. Communication restrictions, independent design and turn taking are incidental. Many real settings are partly cooperative and partly competitive, which is harder than either extreme.
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