In this paper, the authors describe a new architecture for the language faculty of an agent that fulfills the interaction requirements of task delegation. The architecture of the language faculty is based on a conceptualization of the language faculty of an agent and a definition of its internal state paradigm. The new architecture is behavior-management based and possesses self-management properties. This architecture is compared with existing abstract self-management architectures, which examines how the new architecture solves unresolved issues of older models. The architecture description is followed by a case study-Multilingual Natural Language Agent Interface for Mail Service, which illustrates its application.

The new architecture for language faculty in agents improves task delegation by incorporating behavior-management and self-management properties, addressing issues in existing models.

A New Behavior Management Architecture for Language Faculty of an Agent for Task Delegation

Key Takeaway: The new architecture for language faculty in agents improves task delegation by incorporating behavior-management and self-management properties, addressing issues in existing models.