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What does an agent act upon its environment through?

  • A.Actuators
  • B.Sensors, which both read and write to the environment
  • C.Its percept sequence, which determines the state directly
  • D.Its knowledge base

Answer: A

Actions are executed by actuators, whether motors, displays, network messages or database writes, and the environment changes in response. Sensors only read, the percept sequence is the history of what has been read, and a knowledge base is internal. The symmetry of sensors and actuators across every kind of agent, physical or software, is what makes the agent abstraction so widely applicable.

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