Incentivizing agent-based modeling with respect to adaptive learning

ABSTRACT

Many domains outside of cognitive science as well as AI and machine learning have no grounding in the viability of agent-based models. Purpose of this manuscript is to explore a motivated direction for considering agent-based modeling across varying fields of study. A surface understanding of exploring philosophy of science talking points pertaining to integrity pertaining to the prospects of humanity are also addressed. This manuscript is a broad scope critique on considering understanding the role of agent-based modeling and how such modeling can motivate expanding our capacity of developing technology and potential glimpsing toward ethical considerations.