multi-agent {Ans: more than one intelligent agent in the environment, either working for you (cooperative) or against you (competitive) ex: chess, taxi driving}Acting Rationally {Ans: acting in the best/optimal manner. usually this is done through an objective function.}PEAS {Ans: performance criteria, environment, actuators, and sensors}Thinking Humanly {Ans: a way to simulate human thought in a intelligent computer system, such as through a deep neural network}Turing Test {Ans: a test proposed by Alan Turing to judge if a machine is intelligent by staging a text-based chat between a human and computer. The machine would pass the test if it could fool the human thought the computer was a human.}Thinking Rationally {Ans: making a system that thinks through logically. An example is a expert system, thinking through first-order-logic, which is susceptible to a knowledge cliff.}Acting Humanly {Ans: simulating human behavior. To test it, use the Turing Test.}deterministic environment {Ans: }fully observable {Ans: an environment is the agent knows all relevant aspects of the environment at all times. No need for exploration.}performance measure {Ans: criteria to measure the agent behavior as positive or negative}Reflex Agents {Ans: actions made without forethought, but usually