Belief-Desire-Intention

Belief-Desire-Intention (BDI) is a model used in artificial intelligence and cognitive science to describe how agents, including humans, make decisions. 1. **Beliefs** are what the agent knows about the world, including facts and assumptions. 2. **Desires** represent the goals or objectives the agent wants to achieve. 3. **Intentions** are the commitments the agent makes to pursue specific actions to fulfill its desires based on its beliefs. This framework helps us understand how decisions are formed by integrating knowledge, goals, and planned actions, making it useful for designing intelligent systems.