intelligent-agent: human or other intelligent agent

Scope

References that include in their scope humans as well as other intelligent agents (whether computational, abstract, or merely hypothetical) are annotated as intelligent-agent, including references to agent individuals, groups, and universals.

Syntactic constraints

Following person and plan constraints.

Examples

Further details

intelligent-agent annotation requires the annotated mention to involve actual ambiguity between the person and plan types, most typically arising from authors’ intentional use of terms that are ambiguous between the two. Mentions that can only be understood as referring to people are instead annotated as person, and mentions that can only be understood as referring to software are instead annotated as plan, regardless of claimed level of intelligence.

References

See Ontological basis for more information on ambiguous types. Contrast person, plan.