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It's not embodiment that's important so much as situatedness. An agent can be situated without having a physical instantiation. An agent which does not have a
by motters 4y ago
It's not embodiment that's important so much as situatedness. An agent can be situated without having a physical instantiation.
An agent which does not have a place or time is not recognisable as being autonomous, or capable of recognising others as such.
- machiaweliczny 4y agoAgent means entity that acts. Time and place are our models that help us act.