AI 6 Principles
1. Representation: AI systems should have the capacity to represent knowledge, beliefs, and goals in a way that enables them to make decisions and achieve goals.
2. Autonomy: AI systems should have the capacity to act independently and adapt to new scenarios.
3. Reasoning: AI systems should have the capacity to reason and use logic to draw conclusions from available information.
4. Learning: AI systems should have the capacity to learn and improve over time.
5. Interaction: AI systems should have the capacity to interact with their environment and with other AI systems.
6. Perception: AI systems should have the capacity to perceive and interact with their environment.
1. Representation: AI systems should have the capacity to represent knowledge, beliefs, and goals in a way that enables them to make decisions and achieve goals.
2. Autonomy: AI systems should have the capacity to act independently and adapt to new scenarios.
3. Reasoning: AI systems should have the capacity to reason and use logic to draw conclusions from available information.
4. Learning: AI systems should have the capacity to learn and improve over time.
5. Interaction: AI systems should have the capacity to interact with their environment and with other AI systems.
6. Perception: AI systems should have the capacity to perceive and interact with their environment.