PreSage-MS: Metric Spaces in PreSage

Carr, Hugo; Artikis, Alexander; Pitt, Jeremy

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-10203-5_23

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“…Presage2 itself is a second generation agent animation and multi-agent simulation platform, developed from the original Presage platform (Neville et al 2008) and its variant Presage-MS (Carr et al 2009), which was developed to work with the idea of metric spaces in dynamic norm-governed systems. In this section, we describe only Presage2.…”

Section: Agent-based Modelling Simulation and Animationmentioning

confidence: 99%

The open agent society: retrospective and prospective views

Pitt

Artikis

2015

Artif Intell Law

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It is now more than ten years since the EU FET project ALFEBIITE finished, during which its researchers made original and distinctive contributions to (inter alia) formal models of trust, model-checking, and action logics. ALFEBIITE was also a highly inter-disciplinary project, with partners from computer science, philosophy, cognitive science and law. In this paper, we reflect on the interaction between computer scientists and information and IT lawyers on the idea of the 'open agent society'. This inspired a programme of research whose investigation into conceptual challenges has carried it from the logical specification of agent societies and dynamic norm-governed systems to self-organising electronic institutions, while developing several technologies for agent-based modelling and complex event recognition. The outcomes of this inter-disciplinary collaboration have also influenced current research into using the open agent society as a platform for sociotechnical systems, and other collective adaptive systems. We present a number of research challenges, including the ideas of computational justice and polycentric governance, and explore a number of ethical, legal and social implications. We contend that, in order to address these issues and challenges, the continued inter-disciplinary collaboration between computer science and IT lawyers is critical.

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Section: Agent-based Modelling Simulation and Animationmentioning

confidence: 99%