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claim:many-speech-act-properties-are-independent-of-whether-the-agent-is-human-or-machineMany speech act properties are independent of whether the agent is human or machine.
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- Active inference & agent ecologymembers_ofFree energy minimization, Markov blankets, trust gradients, and multi-agent rhythm/deferral frameworks
- Applying Christopher Alexander's structural aliveness framework to human-AI interaction design, separating aesthetics from competence.
- Speech acts in artificial agentsmembers_ofExamines how non-human agents can perform genuine speech acts through goal-relative cognition, bridging human and machine communication in multi-agent systems.
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- Claim about designing institutions for program speech acts.
- Many uses of speech acts do not require human-level intelligence for programs to perform them.claim0.836Key contention of paper: Elephant 2000 can support varying levels of AI capability without requiring full human intelligence.
- McCarthy's fundamental position: most important features of speech acts are independent of whether agents are human or machine.
- Seventh abstract claim.
- What must be true in order that a speech act of a given kind be successfully performed?question0.777Key question shared with philosophers about successful speech acts.
- Speculation about future extensions.