What are Reactive Agents?
Intelligent agents in AI that make decisions just based on the status of the environment at the moment without considering past performance or internal states are known as reactive agents. These agents just respond to the present circumstance by following a predetermined set of condition-action rules or a mapping function; they are devoid of any kind of memory or thinking ability.
According to the stimulus-response paradigm, reactive agents take in their surroundings and act instantly in reaction to any new information. Their behaviour is dictated by immediate sensory input and hard-coded rules or functions; they lack an explicit description of the environment or objectives.
Examples: Simple robots, thermostats, and reaction agents from video games are a few examples of reactive agent devices that react to particular circumstances without the need for long-term planning or memory.
Reactive vs Deliberative AI Agents
Reactive and deliberative agents represent two distinct paradigms within the field of Artificial Intelligence (AI), each offering unique approaches to decision-making and problem-solving. Let’s explore the key differences between reactive and deliberative agents
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