Autoepistemic Logic

Autoepistemic Logic is a type of reasoning in computer science and philosophy that deals with how an intelligent agent thinks about its own knowledge. Imagine you are trying to figure out what you know, considering not just the facts but also your uncertainty and beliefs. For instance, you might think, "I know that I don't know everything." This form of logic helps model situations where an agent must reason about its own beliefs and knowledge, especially when it lacks complete information, allowing for more nuanced decision-making in scenarios requiring self-awareness or understanding of general knowledge.