Discussion
What is the frame of a logical agent's knowledge about its world?
Answer: D
An agent reasoning about action needs to say not only what each action changes but what it leaves untouched, and stating that concisely is the frame problem. Perceptual boundaries, belief validity and vocabulary are different notions. That the difficulty lies in describing what does not happen, rather than what does, is the counter-intuitive core of reasoning about action and it is worth stating in exactly those terms.
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