Trusted autonomy
IEEE Internet ComputingPublished 1 May 2002
Michael N. Huhns, Duncan A. Buell
Citations32
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SJR score0.99
SNIP1.51
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It is described how agents are the right building blocks for constructing trustworthy systems and represent the future for agent technology and software engineering.
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We describe how agents are the right building blocks for constructing trustworthy systems. Robust software and trusted autonomy represent the future for agent technology and software engineering.
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