Discussion
What does an agent's internal state summarise?
Answer: B
Internal state is a compression of the percept history that retains what matters for future decisions and discards the rest, which is what makes a model based agent feasible where a table driven one is not. Storing everything is unnecessary, the unobserved environment is by definition not directly available, and goals are held separately. Deciding what to remember is itself a design question, and getting it wrong shows up as an agent that cannot distinguish situations it needs to.
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