Discussion
What is a rational agent?
Answer: C
Rationality is defined relative to a performance measure, the agent's knowledge and the actions available, so a rational agent does the best it can with what it has rather than achieving perfection. Omniscience is not required and is not achievable. Human resemblance is a different criterion, and errors caused by incomplete information do not make an agent irrational. Defining rationality relative to available information is what makes it a usable engineering criterion.
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