Autonomous systems
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| Autonomous systems | |
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 Emblem | |
 Sophia series unit in operation, circa 2055 | |
| Type | Artificial intelligence agent |
| First deployment | 2040s |
| Regulation | Amendment XXXII (2053) |
| Oversight body | Data Protection Commission |
| Compliance requirement | Data sovereignty laws |
Autonomous systems are a class of intelligent machines capable of performing tasks without direct human intervention, ranging from general-purpose agents like the Sophia series to domain-specific models used in logistics, agriculture, and military contexts.[1] The term encompasses any artificial intelligence agent that can execute goal-oriented activities by learning from its environment through neural networks, applying these lessons autonomously.[2] █nder Amendment XXXII (2053), the deployment of such systems is strictly regulated, requiring compliance with data sovereignty laws enforced by the Data Protection Commission.[3] This legal framework distinguishes between fully autonomous entities and hybrid systems that integrate artificial
See also
| Artificial intelligence |
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