Social Action in Socially Situated Agents

Chloe M. Barnes, A. Ekárt, Peter R. Lewis
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Abstract

Two systems pursuing their own goals in a shared world can interact in ways that are not so explicit - such that the presence of another system alone can interfere with how one is able to achieve its own goals. Drawing inspiration from human psychology and the theory of social action, we propose the notion of employing social action in socially situated agents as a means of alleviating interference in interacting systems. Here we demonstrate that these specific issues of behavioural and evolutionary instability caused by the unintended consequences of interactions can be addressed with agents capable of a fusion of goal-rationality and traditional action, resulting in a stable society capable of achieving goals during the course of evolution.
处于社会地位的行动者的社会行为
在一个共享的世界里,两个追求各自目标的系统可能会以不那么明确的方式相互作用——以至于另一个系统的单独存在可能会干扰其中一个系统实现自己目标的方式。从人类心理学和社会行动理论中汲取灵感,我们提出了在处于社会地位的行动者中采用社会行动作为减轻相互作用系统干扰的一种手段的概念。在这里,我们证明了这些由相互作用的意外后果引起的行为和进化不稳定的具体问题可以通过能够融合目标理性和传统行为的代理来解决,从而产生一个能够在进化过程中实现目标的稳定社会。
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