Meta-Cognitive Architectures For Self-Monitoring And Error Awareness In Artificial Agents

doi:N/A

Advances in Consumer Research

Issue:6 : 3109-3112

Original Article

Meta-Cognitive Architectures For Self-Monitoring And Error Awareness In Artificial Agents

Abinaya. K

Dhamayanthi. P

Sivanathan. M

S. Sakthivel Padaiyatchi

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D. Sujeetha

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N. Tamilarasi

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Assistant professor CSE Jai Shriram Engineering College

Assistant Professor Computer Science and Engineering Kgisl institute of technology

Assistant professorInformation Technology Department,V. S. B. Engineering College, Karur, India

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Professor,Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Nehru Institute of Engineering and Technology, Coimbatore, India

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Assistant Professor Computer science and Engineering DepartmentNehru Institute of Engineering and Technology

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Assistant Professor Department of CCE Nehru institute of Technology

Abstract

Meta-cognitive architectures highlight artificial agents to evaluate, monitor and regulate their internal
procedures, developing self-monitoring and error rectification. These AI-generated systems develop cognitive and
supervisors’ layers to find anomalies, adapt behavior and increase reliability in dynamic environments to overcome
challenges like scalability, complexity and highlight limitations in modern AI systems.

Keywords

Artificial Intelligence

Meta-Cognitive

Error Detection

Self-monitoring

Cognitive Architectures

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