System for optimizing interaction among agents acting on multiple levels
AssigneeiTerations LLC
InventorsMatt Taylor, Gail Taylor
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Abstract
A system and method for addressing the paradoxes and problems associated with the Knowledge Economy, and the transition to it. The system and method of the present invention create a unified experience of work that scales from individual thought processes to the building and using of a global system of commerce. Described in several levels of recursion, the system and method of the present invention integrate, into a single system and method several discrete Sub-Systems and methods that comprise a myriad of now unintegrated tools and processes that are conducted across contradictory and non-collaborative environments.
Claims14
An iterative, feedback driven system for optimizing interaction among agents acting on multiple levels, the system comprising:
- a plurality of real agents each real agent having a plurality of characteristics;
- means for allowing at least some of the agents to control the degree to which data corresponding to characteristics is revealed to other agents;
- means for allowing agents to control other agents, including themselves;
- means for allowing the agents to posses access or use privileges with respect to access or use of other agents;
- means for measuring actual performance of agents;
- means for inputting expected performance of agents;
- means for comparing actual performance of agents to expected performance of agents;
- means for modifying agents based on the difference between actual performance of agents and expected performance of agents;
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- means for allowing communication between agents limited to what the agents reveal about themselves.
An iterative, feedback driven method for optimizing interaction acting on multiple levels, the method comprising:
- identifying a plurality of real agents each real agent having a plurality of characteristics;
- allowing at least some of the agents to control the degree to which data corresponding to characteristics is revealed to other agents;
- allowing agents to control other agents, including themselves;
- allowing the agents to posses access or use privileges with respect to access or use of other agents;
- measuring actual performance of agents;
- inputting expected performance of agents;
- comparing actual performance of agents to expected performance of agents;
- modifying agents based on the difference between actual performance of agents and expected performance of agents;
- and
- allowing communication between agents limited to what the agents reveal about themselves.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.